Sentence examples for might move forward from inspiring English sources

Texaco has been bought by Chevron, and that has put how we might move forward in question.

If he could summon to such a task of reconciliation the boldness he has previously displayed in his own interest, his country might move forward.

The show arrives this week in a chaotic, post-referendum UK unsure of its place and how it might move forward.

"When asked to explain how the system might move forward, or even be profitable, or perhaps even to explain the point, the Mayor, who was at a self-promotion event, was found to be dithering, incoherent, and self-interested".

Senior Democratic officials said if Mr. Burris won the secretary of state's signature and made a persuasive case before the state impeachment committee that nothing untoward happened, his appointment might move forward.

Musical events -- themes, melodies, rhythms -- might move forward, demanding attention, and then recede, giving way to others, according to the desires of the composer and the interpretations of the performer.

The company's technology has impressed many, but channel owners have been reluctant to make the necessary licensing deals, stirring speculation that Intel might not move forward.

Sometimes I create a character that is so important to the story that the story might not move forward without my words.

"I won't put the clocks back," says Jim. "When government time catches up with us, we might even move  forward again".

If I push both controllers way from me that might mean "move forward".

And via their trademark visual time-traveling, they ask us to wonder, "How might society move forward by looking back?" Is it audience-friendly?