Sentence examples for followed sooner from inspiring English sources

But the old market mantra is that one such warning is usually followed, sooner or later, by another.

McCain has said in the past that he felt the war could have been won had the right strategy been followed sooner.

Regardless of central bankers' monetary policies, every capital-spending boom is followed, sooner or later, by massive corporate profit deflation and a very painful deflationary recession.

Now that it moved, I expect S.&P. to follow sooner or later".

The immeasurable benefits which will surely follow, sooner or later, the hearty and generous acceptance of the legitimate results of that revolution have not yet been realized.

Publicly, the Saudis expressed patience, with pro-monarchy newspapers saying that the negotiations over Syrian chemical weapons would probably founder and that American military strikes would follow sooner or later.

Broadly speaking there are two camps, an "impatient" wing headed up by the former first minister Alex Salmond, who was on manoeuvres in TV studios last night saying his successor would now "implement" the manifesto pledge, with the implication that a second referendum would follow sooner rather than later.

"Right now we're concentrating here in Colorado and in California," Gonzalez says, "because as everyone knows, if it goes in California, everyone will follow sooner or later.

Regrets quickly followed: No sooner had they parted on board the ship than both Reed and Bryant were assailed by misgivings.

Judging by similar complaints from rivals such as Centrica, other utilities could follow suit sooner rather than later.

The iPhone 5 wasn't released all that long ago, but increasingly reports are saying a follow-up could come sooner rather than later.