Sentence examples for either going forward from inspiring English sources

But it could be that the FBI just botched it, or it could be that they did find indications of this but when they brought that to the White House or to members of Congress, it was determined that this was too long ago, that the memories were too fuzzy [for you] to have dissuaded anyone from either going forward with the nomination or moving through confirmation.

You are either going forward or falling behind; there is no such thing as standing still.

Sagra de Rosen, an analyst with J. P. Morgan Chase in London, called the sale "part of a strategy LVMH has highlighted, to dispose of minor nonstrategic brands that take up management time but are not really very profitable and perhaps have not that much potential either going forward".

"And, for a split second, it can either go forward or fall back.

"This case needs to either go forward or end," Judge Calvin Johnson said at a hearing.

"It can either go forward with a strategic view, with a long-term view, steady as she goes, or be pulled apart in other directions".

This means that they either go forward continuing to support the legacy versions of Gecko — which are already out of date, by the way, with the launch of Firefox 4.0 — or they have to go in a different direction.

"Shifting" is accomplished with a simple knob that either goes forwards or backwards, switching into the other mode of drive if you are already in drive, or reverse or neutral.

"Agencies either go forward or backward; they don't stay the same," said Richard Kirshenbaum, who shares the title of co-chairman at Kirshenbaum Bond with Jon Bond.

"Cities recognize where the world is going, right, they understand that you're either going to go forward or you're going to go backward," he said.

Either way, though, going forward, all of the Windows 10 releases will have generic "Windows 10 [month] [year]" names.