Sentence examples for proceed down the path from inspiring English sources
On the central point of contention, the consecration of gay bishops, the commission is expected to urge the Church to proceed down the path taken by Gene Robinson only with "extreme caution".
We see them sequentially for the sake of the story, but the individual receiving the message perceives all potential outcomes at once, and is able to proceed down the path with the best survival benefit.
Then take the right fork at The Battery and proceed down The Viaduct Path.
But I plan to continue calmly proceeding down the eightfold path of enlightenment, asking others to join me along the way.
This slow release of credits allows the trading system to maintain integrity and limit price volatility should the estimate of total standing stock of carbon in the preserved forest undergo adjustment (due to improved monitoring, for example), by altering the amount of credits remaining once a country is proceeding down the negotiated path.
There is a question, of course, of whether Barnes & Noble will proceed down this path at all.
"I think many of us, including myself, feel that there is overreaching proceeding down the path by our new governor, and that it is ultimately not healthy for there to be excessive power in the executive branch, even though he's popular," said Assemblyman James F. Brennan, a Democrat of Brooklyn.
Hotel guests enter through a stone gate, proceed down a path leading to a restored Qing Dynasty translation office and are delivered into the hotel's brick-lined interior courtyard.
Neither of us feels the need to proceed down any other path at this point in time".
Significant delay in Big Data transfer can make the difference between choosing whether to proceed down a novel research path or letting the hardware decide the amount of research that can be done in a particular timeframe.
"The last thing the Obama administration wants to do is to proceed down a well-worn path that ultimately leads to frustration and policy failure," he said.
