Sentence examples for ready to move beyond from inspiring English sources

Is this country finally ready to move beyond the politics of race?

Did his success depend on his particular situation or did it mean he was ready to move beyond it?

Are they ready to move beyond this scandal?" Mr. Torres, 44, is playing Tom Thumb in this particular political sideshow.

Some Democrats said they were more than ready to move beyond the procedural fights that have consumed Congress.

And just as Russia seems ready to move beyond the recent tough talk, the United States has its own presidential election that could complicate things.

Some analysts say investors are ready to move beyond the Greek crisis and focus on corporate earnings and the American economy.

The year 1206 was a turning point in the history of the Mongols and in world history: the moment when the Mongols were first ready to move out beyond the steppe.

Although DZA made a name for himself with mixtapes like Rolling Stoned, he claimed that, with this latest release, he's ready to move on to his next chapter, beyond his weed-smoking persona.

But as the country tries to move beyond its civil war and the region intensifies its quest for the power to fuel economic growth, the bank seems ready to move.

But the man who is ready to move on will signal when he wants a relationship that goes beyond appreciation of a tidy house and a listening ear.

Once IT is preforming at a level where they are getting beyond a conversation about the last outage, they are ready to move to the next highest level.