Sentence examples for going forward once from inspiring English sources

Some analysts believe that, going forward, once the market finds a floor, and demand picks up in countries such as China and the United States, there will a rapid snapback in prices.

Going forward, once Greece has delivered what the EU Commission, ratings agencies and stakeholders in the markets judge to be an adequate pound of flesh, we expect the ECB to take on a more constructive stance, especially in view of the stricter collateral requirements that will be put in place by the end of 2010.

But going forward, once Apple initially offloads a few million customers over to Verizon (which I don't think is an unreasonable number for how many current iPhone owners would switch if given the option), some of AT&T's horrific networks problems (which are related the the network being under too much strain) may be miraculously solved.

Most economists and policy makers predict that the cap-and-trade program will go forward once the judge has accepted a new analysis as sufficiently thorough.

The leaders agreed at their last summit in June that the direct recapitalization of banks could go forward once effective supervision by the European Central Bank is in place.

Historically, though, the justice department has said that it can't go forward once executive privilege is asserted – an argument made by the Bush administration during the investigation of the possibly politically-motivated firing of US attorneys.

At the end of the day, the legal experts said, any prosecution was unlikely to go forward once investigators determined that no public money or campaign funds were involved — a development that have would thrown political gasoline on a burning fire.

Then you can let your hands go forward once more.

He said Mr. Netanyahu was eager to discuss with Mrs. Clinton "how we are going to move forward, once we get over this hump".

She should be confident going forward, proving once again that she belongs on fashion's big stage, especially if she continues down the more polished path.

"Dimitri is a bit special – a world-class No 9 – and he kept us going forward," remarked Iain Balshaw, once an esteemed member of a very decent Bath back division but now an honorary Basque.