Sentence examples for move ahead though from inspiring English sources
As you move ahead, though, your ability to set and achieve goals will improve.
In an interview last week, Mr. Campbell said the state had not decided whether to move ahead, though it was clear he felt something had to be done to alleviate the traffic problem in Middlesex County.
Moving ahead, though, Canarsie residents may have to carry flood insurance once the maps are adopted in several years.
The Chinese launched a savage counter-attack in the north-bank Hwangmei and Kwangtsi sectors and halted the Japanese advance there, but the invaders said they moved ahead, though slowly, in their drives on Sinyang, Hwangmei and Tehan and also asserted they had completed their conquest of Wusueh, which they entered yesterday.
The other big land deals are moving ahead, though greatly modified after community pressure.
The $100 million conversion in Jersey City is one of a number of such projects still moving ahead, though the users are expected to include companies that will manage data for major corporations, helping to fill the void left by the thinning ranks of telecommunications firms.
In the meantime, he added, "we have to move ahead as though that will not materialize".
The slowdown in producer prices — what businesses charge one another for materials and goods used along the way in the production process — suggested some leeway for the Fed to move ahead with its expected cut, though several economists said the report had little impact on yesterday's meeting.
Cablevision, the nation's seventh-largest cable TV company, said it intended to move ahead with its satellite plans, even though it did not appear that it would gain access to EchoStar's systems.
It may move ahead with higher interest rates even though the rationale has largely been removed.
