Sentence examples for questions going forward from inspiring English sources

"Competition is always a good thing, and he would have been a very fine contender, an excellent contender, if he were in the race," Mr. Romney said, before joking that he would only take "easy questions" going forward.

Two critical questions going forward are whether the rise in support for restrictions will last longer than it did after previous high-profile shootings and whether opposition to gun restrictions has now become a significant political risk.

"We are always looking to improve our policies to make sure they both promote free expression and keep our community safe, and we will be engaging with publishers and other members of our global community on these important questions going forward," a Facebook spokeswoman said.

The biggest economic questions going forward are will tax reform pass and what trade deals could Trump conclude, or will he withdraw from NAFTA and increase tariffs?

The biggest economic questions going forward are how much growth will tax reform generate, and what will Trump do with various trade agreements such as NAFTA?

As England's Education Secretary Michael Gove sets out his plans to replace GCSEs with a new qualification called the English Baccalaureate Certificate, we answer some of the key questions going forward.

"That's an open question going forward".

The question, going forward, is how seriously to take the models' numerical predictions.

The question going forward is how (and whether) Republicans will respond to Powell's assertions.

The big question going forward is whether every woman should get the test.

The question going forward is whether fallout from the NSA revelations accelerates that decline.