Sentence examples for problem moving forward from inspiring English sources

"It's taken some people from outside of there to do a lot of the best underground shit that's happened anywhere, so I don't see why that would be a problem moving forward".

"He's a candidate who's got serious problems moving forward, and he's trying somehow to remain in the race despite what's going on, which is that the conservative and moderate wings of the party are rallying around Romney," said Mr. Madonna, a frequently cited analyst in Pennsylvania who was last active in Democratic politics in 1980.

He said he did not agree with the policy, saying "there are fundamental problems moving forward".

Those dead trees will present a number of problems moving forward, and come with an increased risk of massive forest fires.

"Well everyone has a way they want to contribute and this is the way I think I can help find bi-partisan solutions to problems moving forward in our state," he said.

"The problem is, moving forward, considerations like valuation take over.

Executives from Arthur Andersen and Boston Properties said neither side expected problems in moving forward with the deal.

"There was not a clear indication that the board was meeting together," said David Grant, the foundation's executive director, adding that the museum was not "defining the problems and moving forward".

Although the Ranch's cultic history will likely be no problem for them moving forward, nor their presence a problem for the region, it's not something that can be ignored or forgotten so easily in a town that was literally occupied for several years.

Since they are a back leg fighter, they have no problem fighting while moving forward.

We also discuss the problems and challenges moving forward for this type of tool development.