Sentence examples for long way forward from inspiring English sources

A little investment would take the disruptive transition in public-minded journalism a long way forward.

Vaughan gets a long way forward, but he's not outside the line and Hawk-Eye has it skimming leg stump.

"If you can destroy social security, you will have gone a long way forward in that effort". Koch Industries spent $857,000 on lobbyists in 2004, one year before George W Bush tried and failed to privatise social security.

"We have undoubtedly moved a long way forward in identifying the steps needed to establish a more durable global economic system and for addressing the crisis," Mr. Camdessus said.

The Mascarenhas delivery that trapped Jon Batty in front may have stayed a little low, but Mark Ramprakash, making his second attempt to achieve his 100th first-class century, was a long way forward when umpire Barry Dudleston gave him out leg-before to the same bowler.

Cook got a long way forward, but it's good decision.

I say might, because he was in his own half, booted the ball a long way forwards but it was so far away from any of his colleagues it could hardly be classified as an attempted pass.

This is not government policy but I am very keen to look at it, as a long-term way forward for the 21st century".

"We haven't played together since we left school in 1980, and I was so excited to find out that the other members are still around and that they've still got copies of the songs we wrote". "And if we can raise money and attention for Andrew's charity while we're at it, then great". It is all a long way from "looking forward to signing on the dole," when he dropped out of school in February 1980.

The best long-term, sustainable way forward is to achieve a universal fissile material agreement through the multilateral forum of the UN Conference on Disarmament.

We are in a long process, seeking the way forward together.