Sentence examples similar to move forward notably from inspiring English sources
A few programs have moved forward, notably in Sonoma County in California and in Babylon, N.Y., on Long Island, he said, but the F.H.F.A. ruling effectively shut down most others.
EVEN though there is continued uncertainty in the advertising economy after the terrorist attacks, some decisions are moving forward, most notably changes in assignments on accounts with total billings estimated at $300 million.
He must condemn the violent suppression of protesters in Yemen and urge U.S. allies, notably Bahrain, to move forward with genuine reform efforts that will result in more representative governments that uphold the rights of all members of society.
Many states with large uninsured populations, most notably Florida and Ohio, have yet to decide whether to move forward.
This week at Mobile World Congress, Motorola followed suit, inviting Amazon on stage to help unveil a partnership that will bring the company's smart home assistant to its hardware moving forward, including, most notably, a Harman Kardon speaker Mod concept for the Moto Z that essentially transforms the phone into a portable Echo.
Unhurrying waves move forward.
Move forward three years.
