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more to follow vs more are to follow

The correct phrase is "more to follow." Adding "are" before "to follow" is incorrect and not commonly used in English. The phrase is typically used to indicate that additional information or updates will be provided.

Last updated: March 27, 2024 • 2728 views

more to follow

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to indicate that there will be additional information or updates provided in the future.

Examples:

  • The press conference has ended, but there is more to follow.
  • We have just received the initial report; more to follow as the situation develops.
  • The first round of interviews is complete, and there is more to follow next week.
  • The article covers the basics, but there is more to follow in the next issue.
  • The teaser trailer has been released, with more to follow in the coming weeks.
  • The Strategy encourages the European economy's potential for growth and is creating a climate which favours the creation of new jobs: 6.5 million so far, and we expect 5 million more to follow.
  • As Anna becomes the first Visitor To step through the New York gate beside me, Leading the way for many more to follow her onto American soil in the days to come.
  • It was sad but not was more to follow.
  • If he got through the breach, I suspect there'll be more to follow.
  • It is essential therefore to push for an agreement on abatement of greenhouse gases and a target for CO2 reductions of 20 % by 2010 with more to follow.
  • There's more to follow. I'll stay in touch.
  • If that one weapon got out, there may be more to follow.

more are to follow

This phrase is incorrect in English. The correct form does not include "are" before "to follow."

  • Four ships have already left the United States and nine more are to follow.
  • Four different air pollutants are being tackled in this first daughter directive, and more are going to follow in future directives.
  • Indeed, we need to find a way to involve as well the international state actors which are more reluctant to follow our lead.
  • At the same time, I have also become convinced - and have said so in my report - that more reforms are yet to follow and to be implemented.
  • When patients are adequately informed, they are more likely to follow the required treatment and will better understand the decisions relating to their treatment.
  • In the area of health, access to comprehensive, good quality information guarantees better results, insofar as patients are more likely to follow a treatment that they are able to understand.
  • He had simply decided to follow him home rather than follow procedure.
  • Hard money trail for the authorities to follow.
  • I swore to follow its instructions.
  • They need an incentive to follow orders.
  • Maybe leadership sometimes means knowing when to follow.
  • His executive editor called Reiden to follow up.
  • There are muddy tracks to follow.
  • Your mother moved to America to follow her dreams.
  • Try not to follow too closely.
  • Their job is to follow instruction Without question.
  • I never had the courage to follow my heart.
  • Heads of EU Delegations will have to follow special budget courses.
  • Parliament initially refused to follow the recommendation.
  • Your refusal to follow fashion standards.

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