Sentence examples for likely to move forward from inspiring English sources

Once the new Republican majority takes control in January, it is likely to move forward.

It means, they say, that the project is actually more likely to move forward toward recouping their investment.

Although labor rights issues could complicate matters, an agreement with the Central American republics is likely to move forward now.

And now the Labour party looks likely to move forward by choosing between two more members of this discredited clique, Burnham and Cooper.

In the longer run, with years of American efforts to promote democracy in the Middle East in a shambles, press freedom in the region isn't likely to move forward simply on the strength of its moral claim.

Cassidy and Steve Coll join Dorothy Wickenden on the Political Scene podcast, to discuss the major foreign-policy issues of the moment and how Kerry and President Obama are likely to move forward.

This may seem like the least likely moment to move forward on Middle East peace.

The sun is setting on the TouchPad's life and HP is likely ready to move forward, thoroughly burned by their venture into the land of the iPad.

Longer cows were more likely than shorter cows to move forward in the stalls without a brisket board.

Netflix will likely decide whether or not to move forward with the change to the login screen based on how well this new promotional effort works to actually increases viewership of its originals.

At the same time, the directorate likely will have enough money to move forward with a major expansion of programs to improve undergraduate learning in the STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) disciplines, as well as a $7 million initiative to help universities redesign their graduate training programs.