Sentence examples for moving forward perhaps from inspiring English sources

City officials said it was likely to take 18 to 24 months to develop a framework for moving forward, perhaps incorporating ideas from existing proposals.

In fact, fall 2012 has so many beautiful variations on office dressing — from volume and color at Marc Jacobs to fur and leather at Céline — that, even though I know my acting future will be filled with Eames chairs, staplers and power suits, moving forward, perhaps I can take a few chances.

And the British economy is moving forward, perhaps not as fast as America's, but at a healthy and accelerating rate.

Moving forward, perhaps focusing on the people is how this multi-billion-dollar company will transform its reputation.

But one thing Super Mario helped me believe was that you keep on moving forward, perhaps nodding at the past respectfully.

One hundred eighty-two summonses ended with dismissal agreements; 139 will move forward, perhaps to trials.

So to move forward, perhaps a broader understanding of healthcare finance is required?

"It's one of those areas where we're going to have to decide, do we keep it or restructure it as we move forward?" Perhaps we'll know soon.

For that to happen, Ayatollah Khamenei would have to allow a process to move forward — perhaps a vote of no confidence in Parliament — that would end Mr. Ahmadinejad's second term early.

No specifics on what shape that position will take, moving forward, though perhaps he'll be able to stay on through 2024, after all. .

Canada as a whole, in fact, is constantly surprising, constantly changing and moving forward – a result perhaps of how multicultural its major cities are.