Sentence examples for typically followed from inspiring English sources

Historically, transport investment has typically followed market demand.

El Niño events are typically followed by dry periods in the Marshall Islands.

A period of austerity is typically followed by one in which country goes pop.

Sophia Karageorge said her brother typically followed the team's protocol whenever he suffered a concussion.

Necrosis is typically followed by glandular atrophy with maintenance of the gross prostatic architecture.

Declining applications are typically followed by more hiring, but job gains have slowed in recent months.

Booms are typically followed by busts, usually in far less than 10 years.

When the media refer to temporary accommodation its typically followed by comments such as sub-standard, or poor quality.

"Over there" (là-bas recurs in Bonnefoy poems, typically followed by est loin) we might catch up with our desires.

But in the eight earlier postwar recessions, longer booms were typically followed by shorter jobless recoveries, not longer ones.

That was just as typically followed by a return to normal behavior as the memory of the disaster faded.