Sentence examples for in going toward from inspiring English sources

"The trend recently has been in going toward ever-deeper waters and ever-more challenging environments".

The rest of the money they take in goes toward their "debt," which includes housing and transportation.

"Fifty percent of the people in the world live in cities, going toward 70percentt," Bloomberg said Tuesday.

The cost was sizable, with billions of dollars in subsidies going toward keeping the railroads running.

Even if the Restore Act does not pass, a settlement between the federal government and the oil spill defendants could result in money going toward coastal restoration, Mr. Tripp said.

"The ability to tweak the curveball is there with 1-2 mph changes in speed going toward the catcher with a few hundred rpm change," Kaczmarek said.

(Their next funding round will in part go toward hiring a bigger team).

"Also, I was concerned about the price -- it's almost a million dollars in county money going toward this," she said.

Remember, everything you do in school is going toward that future dream.

In addition to monies going toward scientific research for a cure, there is funding put aside for Quality of Life Grants.

"In general, everything is going toward the worst," Ismail wrote, according to a translation provided by his attorney.