Sentence examples for effectively move forward from inspiring English sources
He turned the ball over frequently and was not able to effectively move forward the way he had done previously.
Since an administrative error removed the reserve ammunition to a rear position, Col. Edward Porter Alexander, who oversaw the artillery, couldn't effectively move forward to protect the advancing infantry.
This is not a result of some irrational spell, and implying that we're joining a cult of personality really misses the point about our recognizing the qualities our nation needs to effectively move forward to collectively meet our challenges.
"Until we know who won the election, and without having a full vote we will not know that, neither we nor anyone else can effectively move forward," said Alan Greer, general counsel for Ms. Reno.
There's got to be a commensurate movement forward in political background that's going to give these people the confidence that they can actually effectively move forward as a country," Fallon said.
A strategy for improving the performance of the STFC "was not evidenced", and "people do not as yet understand what is required to effectively move forward," the assessment says.
Mr. Giuliani repeatedly touted hybrid cars and said they needed "to be heavily supported and effectively moved forward".
In order to effectively moving forward strategies in these settings, further research which will help us understanding levels of health literacy, stratified by groups of interest, needs to be performed.
If we systematically stamp out design elements that add bias, then over time the field will converge upon truth, and will cost-effectively move forward knowledge of what works, in time to benefit today's children.
Subsequently, the New Asian African Strategic Planning (NAASP) was created to specifically renew the spirit of Bandung founded on solidarity, friendship, and cooperation to effectively and practically move forward in tackling issues of critical concern.
