Sentence examples for moving forward beyond from inspiring English sources

Moving forward beyond the convention, the tool will go a bit further, predicting based on this data, who they think will win the election in November.

So one of the big metrics Wall Street and others will be focusing on is how Stitch Fix's business is going to look moving forward beyond just their current financials — which look good — according to Goodwater Capital partner Eric Kim.

Indeed, the core actors have not found solutions for moving forward beyond clinical experimentations, except licencing technology to an external party, and it is obvious that the generic competences, in the system broadly speaking, were not as developed as those in actual science.

When the 2011 season is complete, she said she plans to keep moving forward, beyond year No. 20. "Honestly, I still enjoy coaching," she said.

The second goal is to keep moving forward, beyond 2015, until no child or mother dies from preventable causes.

He said the story had moved forward, beyond the point where that photo was as important to the coverage as it was Wednesday morning.

And third, you can decide to move forward beyond the contingency and hope that the lender will come through before the scheduled closing.

In conclusion, to move forward beyond e.g. non-isomorphous simple eutectic systems, methods using Gibbs free energy minimization from a fundamental point-of-view such as CALPHAD are essential.

We cannot say that our programmes will not be interrupted by violence and conflict, but should this mean that we surrender all hope to help the South Sudanese people move forward beyond urgent relief and handouts?

"After more than four years of an unprecedentedly thorough review, it is time to move forward beyond the findings of this review, which has been conducted in coordination with dozens of other federal, state and local agencies, and determine that this project is in our nation's interest," it said.

While these may be daunting challenges, companies have an incentive to move forward beyond the moral imperative.