Sentence examples for by moving ahead from inspiring English sources

But he remarked that by moving ahead unilaterally, Alcan "may have ruffled a few feathers".

International agreement will be helped if countries like the UK show global leadership by moving ahead on their own.

By moving ahead after the new session started, the president may have provided Republicans a chance to argue that, technically, the recess appointment was invalid.

A spokesman for Chancellor Joel I. Klein said yesterday, "By moving ahead with our Children First reforms we are continuing to reduce class size in our city schools".

Wigan took advantage of a hesitant start by moving ahead from the first meaningful attack of the game after eight minutes.

And those who are very lucky, such as Bellow, Davis, and Godard, move back by moving ahead, giving form to their vast worlds of experience and rendering the substance of those worlds as iconic and immortal as their art is.

Whatever the reasons, in effect, by not moving ahead in digitizing data, institutions effectively quarantine and sequester biodiversity knowledge held in non-digital formats from modern research on biodiversity phenomena of considerable interest and currency.

Even if you're in a traffic jam, you might still bump into the person in front of you, or contribute to the jam by not moving ahead when a space opens up in front of you because you're too busy looking at your phone.

In part, these countermeasures have been motivated by language in Moving Ahead for Progress in the 21st Century (MAP-21), a surface transportation bill that recommended the inclusion of strategies for older adults in the state's Strategic Highway Safety Plan (SHSP) if the state experienced an increase in older driver or pedestrian injuries and fatalities.

When stopped at red lights, they have an annoying habit of moving ahead by inches, intimidating pedestrians.

Carroll scored 12 points as the Irish went on a 27-7 run that put the game out of reach, moving ahead by 94-62.