Sentence examples for cannot come forward from inspiring English sources

If women working in such environments cannot come forward and feel comfortable talking about their work, we are unlikely to attract diverse talent in the future.

Some of these individuals are the meat and potatoes of what you read about in the business press everyday, but they cannot come forward out of fear that some critical constituency will look beyond the benefits conferred by the ADHD and focus only on the negatives.

In a somber reflection of the hostility toward Americans in this area at the southern end of the so-called Sunni triangle, Colonel Krivo said, "If for any reason there are people in those villages who cannot or will not come forward to be tested, that would be very much to their detriment".

When it becomes known that employers cannot retaliate, "more women will come forward," Mr. Green said.

Or is he just stating the bleedin' obvious, that if there is lateral movement available of any description, then it pays to pitch the ball up (a few feet we are talking here) so that batsmen are in what Kenny Barrington used to call two-man's land, where they know they need to come forward but cannot do so with complete comfort, but neither can they play back with safety.

About another 11 million registered voters who cannot be checked will have to come forward to provide their national insurance number and date of birth before the end of 2016 or face being deleted from the register.

As N.B.A. stars come forward with various reasons they cannot attend the Olympics in Athens, they aid and abet our enemy, Al Qaeda.

If BTC cannot be protected, governments and private investors will not come forward to promote additional Southern Corridor projects".

Given this, one cannot blame a trafficked Nigerian for being hesitant to come forward as a victim.

And, for those countries that cannot provide the resources that they must have, needed, the global community must come forward.

"The police service cannot continue to improve without feedback and we need the public to continue to come forward when they consider the service has fallen short".