Sentence examples for ahead with great from inspiring English sources

"I went ahead with great confidence.

We plan for it months ahead with great enthusiasm, but when it arrives it often leaves us cold.

"My only regret", writes Mr O'Neill, "is that we weren't bolder".Of course no one can hope to look so far ahead with great accuracy.

It also provides hyper-local forecasts of weather and weather impacts up to three days ahead with great precision and accuracy.

Did John F. Kennedy ride the winds of change into office or was he the "wind beneath our wings?" Either way, his election signified that, back on firm peace-time footing after President Eisenhower's two terms, America was ready to move ahead with "great vigah".

It is clear that in this GWAS era, with thousands of known genetic associations for hundreds of traits, a type of study that has forged ahead, with great success is pharmacogenomics.

Until Wednesday, however, there were doubts about whether the government would actually push ahead with greater libel protection for publishers at the same time that a parliamentary investigation of intrusive tabloid tactics continued to make headlines.

But this would in turn require countries receiving such assistance to submit to fresh conditions something that Spain and Italy are keen to avoid.More broadly, the ECB wants euro-zone states to push ahead with greater integration.

And the head of the European Commission will also now be appointed by majority vote.The relatively limited advance towards majority voting may give encouragement to smaller groups of countries that want to push ahead with greater integration.

Osborne went further in his speech and said EU member states committed to a liberal economic approach should be free to press ahead with greater co-operation just as those with a different approach were seeking to introduce a financial transaction tax.

EIS general secretary designate Larry Flanagan said the package of measures was "a major step forward" and a "significant and measurable investment in the senior phase of CfE, which should allow schools to move ahead with greater confidence".