Sentence examples for following very from inspiring English sources

It follows from the Banach contraction principle and the following very simple observation.

"This is an issue we're following very closely".

"We are following very closely what happens in Europe because it is our major trading partner.

"But from what I gather, most are following very strict medical care".

So next time you order one, just remember the following Very Important Story.

A CPS spokesman said the decision had been reached following "very careful and lengthy consideration" of the case.

In following very close to parts of someone else's speech, the would-be first lady was in good company.

In a surprise move, it rejected Google's third settlement offer following "very, very negative" responses from complainants to the proposed settlement.

Sanders said the deal was signed overnight following "very animated" negotiations on Friday between Martelly, the two leaders of Haiti's bicameral legislature and numerous lawmakers.

That production was overseen by the British producer Bill Kenwright, who had hoped to bring it to New York following very strong reviews on the West End.

And following very rapid growth in public spending over the last decade or so, Britain now spends more relative to G.D.P. than the euro zone average.