Sentence examples for moving the clock forward from inspiring English sources

One year later, we are moving the clock forward again by 30 seconds, because of the failure of President Trump and other world leaders to deal with looming threats of nuclear war and climate change.

Moving the clock forward to this year, thousands of the nation's doctors from all across the country engaged in the full spectrum of clinical practice have had the chance to digest the content of ObamaCare and to see the early impact of the law.

The idea of moving the clocks forward during the summer and then back again was first proposed in parliament in 1907.

Working adults would get up to 300 hours because permanently moving the clocks forward an hour would increase daylight in the evenings.

Moving the clocks forward by an hour all year round would cut road deaths, improve health and benefit industry and tourism in Scotland, a new study has claimed.

But the Juncker legislation now working its way through Brussels would put an end the biannual ritual of moving the clocks forward or back.

A similar study by the University of Alabama in 2012 found the risk of a heart attack surges by 10 per cent on the Monday and Tuesday after moving the clocks forward.

If the bill is passed today, each department of the government will be asked to conduct an investigation into the impact of moving the clocks forward by an hour, Harris said.

What would happen if we ditched DST? There's a good case to be made for moving the clocks forward and keeping DST year-round (as many, me included, have argued before).

There are also a number of theories that suggest putting the clocks forward has a negative impact on the human body –  in 2012 a University of Alabama study found the risk of a heart attack surges by 10 per cent on the Monday and Tuesday after moving the clocks forward.

Moving the clocks forward one hour would save hundreds of thousands of tonnes of carbon dioxide each year, campaigners say.