Sentence examples for move ahead rather from inspiring English sources

The Los Alamos County administrator, Mary McInerny, said victims of the fire simply wanted to move ahead rather than figure out who was at fault.

"We just needed to move ahead rather quickly and rapidly because of the issue of saving children's lives," said Leonore Spies from the Department of Health, who spearheaded the new policy.

But rising above that is Seinfeld with this gleam in his eye as he realizes (in a documentary feature about the filming) that something has been invented that moves ahead rather than just honor the past.

Though he wanted to move ahead with his farm bill rather than settle for the emergency aid, Mr. Lucas, himself a farmer and rancher from the small town of Cheyenne, Okla., is not the type to stir up trouble.

But investors fret that he will spend more than he should to bolster a flagging economy, rather than move ahead with labor market and business reforms that economists say France sorely needs to lift competitiveness and prevent it from getting caught in the euro's resurgent troubles.

According to a number of accounts available on the Web, at one point during the final leg of the race Balto, on his own initiative, halted his team in the middle of a raging blizzard, rather than move ahead onto an insufficiently thick frozen lake that his musher could not see.

Going after it will make you freeze and feel stuck and miserable rather than move ahead.

One always hopes for public debates that move ahead on progressing social values, rather than being compelled to address concerns that current advances are being eroded.

Moreover, testing allows students to move ahead when they master a concept, rather than when they have spent a stipulated amount of time staring at the teacher who is explaining it.

"It suggests that too much of modern progressive black thought is dedicated to crying victim rather than to trying to move ahead.

His message, rather than focusing on hate, was to move ahead into a new day.