Sentence examples for began going further from inspiring English sources

Last spring, I.B.M. began going further: its services and research labs started working with FinnAir on a project to use mathematical modeling and optimization algorithms to try to increase customer loyalty, reduce marketing costs and improve response rates among members of its frequent-flier program -- the 10percentt of its travelers who account for more than half of the airline's revenues.

While I did a fair amount of hiking and camping in my 20's, in my 30's I began going further, higher, harder: hiking, biking or paddling into the great outdoors, often by myself, carrying all I needed for as long as two months.

When the whaling trade dried up, they began going further into the north Atlantic to fish for cod, which they salted aboard the ship as a means of preservation and then brought home.

Some batsmen began to go further and preferred to kick away balls pitched outside off stump reaching out to kick the ball instead of allowing it to hit their pads if they presented any threat, knowing that they could not be dismissed lbw.

Now Singapore is going further, beginning work on a huge underground oil bunker called Jurong Rock Caverns.

"Some of the doctors have concerns that this would mean that people would begin to go further and further in because of their confidence in the pack," said Fire Chief Brian Dixon.

Should work begin in stages, while everyone waits for more money to arrive before going further?

Going further.

Now going further up.

In 2009 the richest 25 hedge-fund investors earned more than $25 billion, roughly six times as much as all the chief executives of companies in the S&P 500 stock index combined.Although the 1% have been gaining share in most countries, a recent OECD report shows that the trend began sooner, and has gone further, in America.

That shift has already begun but needs to go further.