Sentence examples for supposed to be followed from inspiring English sources

Higher payout ratios are supposed to be followed by lower earnings growth.

Bank bailouts were supposed to be followed by financial reform to limit the banks' destructive power.

Women who have mastectomy usually do not need radiation, but lumpectomy, even for tiny tumors, is supposed to be followed by radiation.

The talks, held this week in Geneva, were the first in a year, and are supposed to be followed by more meetings next month, probably in Turkey.

It was issued by the justice minister a few days before the presidential runoff that was supposed to be followed by the end of the generals' rule.

That is supposed to be followed by the relocation of thousands of U.S. Marines from Okinawa to Guam, and the return to Japanese control of other U.S. bases on the island.

But their sluggishness is hardly a good omen.In theory, the process is supposed to work as follows.

Housing incentives have pushed up house prices – at least in London and the south-east – but the boom in housebuilding that was supposed to follow has been disappointing.

Economic development is supposed to follow — that was the rationale for the public financing that covered most of the $634 million project ($515 million for the park itself) and contributed to the recall of Miami-Dade County's mayor.

You are supposed to follow her, aren't you?

But the bilateral meeting in Moscow, which is supposed to follow immediately after, is another matter altogether.