Sentence examples for continue forging from inspiring English sources

He pointed out that NASA's efforts to put a man on the moon did not build in natural steps to continue forging ahead.

The last high-level debate about drugs was held at the UN in 1998, and the conclusion back then was to continue forging ahead with the War on Drugs: to create a "drug-free world".

I became close with many of the employees and continued forging friendships with other students up until the very last moment.

The conferees are making progress toward a strong patients' bill of rights, and they will continue to forge ahead".

As governments continue to forge ahead with reforms, they should make greater use of the behavioural insights expertise at their disposal.

Ms. Simmons, he continued, is forging ahead with her Baby Phat women's and children's line and embarking on a series of product tie-ins.

The report reveals that while primaries continue to forge ahead, progress in secondaries has "plateaued" after years of improvement and is now in danger of going into reverse.

This now seems in doubt - at a time when global demand continues to grow as Europe moves out of recession and the economies of energy-hungry developing nations such as China and India continue to forge ahead.

Then everyone would be free to make some internal play on the words "papal bull" and continue to forge lives built on a sense of common humanity instead of on greed, political expediency and a strange kind of quisling arrogance.

Whether or not SNOCs take off remains to be seen, but as business schools continue to forge international alliances witness the large number of joint executive MBAs, or EMBAs, now available and seek other ways to respond to the disruption of business education by technology and globalisation, it is clear that experimentation with different online formats will continue.

Even in China's backyard, emerging powers like Indonesia, Thailand and Vietnam will continue to forge new economic ties with Beijing, but they still hope an expanded U.S. presence in Asia will help them hedge against too great a reliance on China's good will.