Sentence examples for continues to forge ahead from inspiring English sources

The company continues to forge ahead with its plans for growth, both online and in existing markets like France, which includes a 30,000 square-foot store on the Champs-Élysées.

Worse, the soft market has also forced down the prices of its chips, squeezing its profit margins.Another company that continues to forge ahead despite the tough market is STMicorelectronics, Europe's biggest chip manufacturer and now the third-largest in the world.

Uber rules the U.S. market as the dominant ridesharing service and continues to forge ahead on global expansion and the Middle East is a key area in the company's future.

Smart Nation Singapore continues to forge ahead in the financial technology industry, especially with the news announced last month that challenger bank Fidor has invested in five polytechnics so that students and lecturers are trained on developing fintech applications, using Fidor's API sandbox and fidorOS digital banking platform.

The McDonald's deal is interesting because it marks another stage of evolution for Soundtrack Your Brand, as it develops a more autonomous product that is not completely pinned to Spotify and continues to forge ahead with the concept of a B2B music streaming business.

Magenta continues to forge ahead in the mobile market.

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.

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.

Since leaving the All-Stars in 2008, Ms. Moore has flourished as a soloist and chamber player, in the process extending her repertory backward even as she has continued to forge ahead.

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.