Sentence examples for longer move forward from inspiring English sources

Or does it mean that time has stopped because I am sick and can no longer move forward?

"We can no longer move forward in the sporting world or just in general assuming that gender is binary or that even sex is binary.

"But if I become convinced Atrium can no longer move forward with integrity here, I will drop the publication's MH&B and NU affiliations and move it elsewhere, or I'll throw a party for the terrific run it enjoyed and end it".

The revolution is no longer moving forward.

"I don't think I can continue with something that is no longer moving forward".

The president of the company, Aubrey Dan, made the announcement in an interview on Friday with The Toronto Star, saying that he was "no longer moving forward" with the musical, which Mr. Prince has been developing and was going to direct.

Now, O'Sullivan said, those deals are no longer moving forward, players who were under contract (including many United States national team players) are free to make their own deals, and the league would not return to the field even if the courts decide that magicJack should be reinstated.

The ruling comes on the heels of a recent policy instituted by the Bronx district attorney's office; for the last two months prosecutors are no longer moving forward with cases against people stopped at housing projects and arrested for trespassing unless the arresting officer is interviewed to ensure that the arrest was warranted.

"American workers and our economy can't afford for us to wait any longer to move forward".

The impact of this development was enormous, effectively creating significant domestic barriers to the bomb since the Iranian regime was no longer able to move forward with the nuclear programme in as covert a manner as it did pre-2002.

He spawned ambassadors and activists so deeply committed to his platform that even when it is no longer plausible to move forward, they are unable to emotionally and mentally disconnect, and to accept the reality of the moment.