Sentence examples for going forward rather from inspiring English sources

"He wanted very much to talk about the future, what is interesting going forward, rather than [be] retrospective".

Ahead of him the forwards are expected to apply a high press, to defend by going forward rather than back.

Strategy should guide how a company will create and capture value going forward, rather than codifying how it made money in the past.

For the Welsh they weren't concerned with going forward, rather with filling the air time between then and referee Wayne Barnes's final whistle without letting the Irish interrupt.

The run blocking is the more natural part of football for the offensive line because it's a matter of going forward rather than going to the side.

Sears also plans to adopt a more severe approach to closings going forward, rather than trying to improve "marginally performing stores" as the company has done in the past.

This piece was corrected at midnight Tuesday in the fourth paragraph to say 'any last chance of silverware before the clocks had gone forward' rather than back.

I received a recommendation and said I liked the idea". Its credibility was dented by the president and his brother Adan, a physicist-turned-education minister, mistakenly saying on TV that clocks would go forward rather than back.

Food and drink rations depleted, the refugees soon found themselves held captive by fishermen, who refused pleas to help them go forward rather than force them back, in apparent conjunction with the Communist authorities.

"At this point we should be looking to go forward rather than fighting among ourselves," said Edward W. Hayes, a lawyer for the families of 20 of the 23 police officers who died.

Although it is hard to contradict the authors' concluding statement, those of us involved in managing this disease clearly need to go forwards rather than backwards from here.