Sentence examples for continuing to forge from inspiring English sources

But the spokesman said BP was fulfilling its previous commitment to spend $8bn on renewable power up to the year 2015 and was continuing to forge ahead with onshore wind in the US and biofuels worldwide.

Although Nokia has been in the news lately for yet more patent fights with Apple, it's good to see it continuing to forge ahead as a tech business, and not just a licensing entity intent on living off its legacy.

With the unemployment rate for indigenous Australians still more than three times higher than the national average, Pastor Ray Minniecon, chairperson of the Sydney Anglican Indigenous People's Committee, says continuing to forge such entrepreneurship is vital to help reduce poverty and welfare dependence in his community.

Nokia's putting NFC into the 610 means also that Nokia is continuing to forge ahead and make sure that it's bringing along some of its legacy innovation into the next stage of its strategy to remain relevant in the mobile world.

Three years after the success of "Bridesmaids," Wiig is continuing to forge an unlikely path.

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

Well into the 1990s, "flight attendants continued to forge new legal rights for working women in America," according to Ms. Vantoch.

The Rangers continued to forge a personality as a team that rarely has the puck and must counterattack effectively to have success.

That done, such dynamic chancellors as Willy Brandt and Helmut Schmidt continued to forge a powerful consensus between business and labour that did Germany's economy proud.

But Pennington continued to forge a bond with his new team, like the one he developed during his eight seasons with the Jets.

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