Sentence examples for considered going forward from inspiring English sources

However, stating that PAs were "unbelievably under-leveraged", he shared results from an analysis of 1,868 football players from the NFL combine between 2013 through 2016 to discuss various psychological aspects to be considered going forward when we assess athlete performance.

"I think that we, and the other user groups, need to be considered going forward in this or we're going to be in the same mess we're in now," he said.

Yet this posture, even if only fleeting, indicates something to be considered going forward -- namely that Trump is so far around the bend that even a candidate named Bush (with all of that attendant baggage) can seem like a reasonable alternative.

This is the really scary thing to consider going forward.

I am seriously considering going forward alone and becoming a single parent.

"Without any agreement with your Union, we simply cannot consider going forward with our season under the cloud of a lingering threat that, at any time, AGMA could shut it down with a strike".

Regrettably, the Paris attacks are probably not going to be considered unusual going forward, as the threat to soft targets throughout the continent can only rise.

When breaking up, try to reach an agreement as to what would be considered acceptable going forward.

While the committee is still in the midst of its work (learn more at www.princeton.edu/entrepreneurship), I am pleased to provide a short preview of how PEAC has approached this question, and of the perspectives its members are adopting as they consider recommendations going forward.

"We'll absolutely consider acquisitions going forward.

He told BBC Radio Bristol: "I'll use this as motivation to be back at Bath and illustrate they made a mistake and should consider me going forward.