Sentence examples for probably move forward from inspiring English sources

Ms. Davy, the education commissioner, told school districts in a January memo that the state's mandate would probably move forward this year only if federal help was forthcoming.

But an official in the opposition movement said a general strike planned for Monday would probably move forward unless the government allowed the vote to take place.

In one, Taylor wrote that he and Lerner could "probably move forward" with a closed-door deposition before the committee, if that deposition "would satisfy any obligation she has or would have to provide information in connection with this investigation".

Qwest will probably not "move forward aggressively" with U S West's plan to install the Next Level gear, a Lehman Brothers analyst, Steven Levy, wrote.

A spokesman for Mr. Hollings said that the bill, which was passed by the Senate Commerce Committee, would probably not move forward in the press of unfinished business at the end of the current Congressional session, but said that the senator expected to bring up the bill next year.

These efforts probably won't move forward, though, because Senate Republicans have said they'll side with Trump until they get their wall.

I don't know if it was like a tactic, so, you know, next time we will probably just adjust and move forward a little bit more and try to take it earlier".

Some reforms may move forward, but probably as pilot schemes.

But I can't actually resolve it, and ranting here is probably the only way to move forward.

It's probably what allows civilization to move forward without repressing or denying its desires to the point of having them reemerge in some monstrous and much more dangerous form.

This would probably be key for Belgium to move forward from the relatively successful Rio Games to the next level.