Sentence examples for really move forward from inspiring English sources

"Unfortunately the truth is, without pressure, things do not really move forward," Brammertz tells the Guardian.

"Let's really move forward as quickly as we can to give confidence to the American people".

Before the debate can really move forward, President Bush will have to drop his stubborn opposition to regulating carbon dioxide.

Coach Avery Johnson called it a game of "correctable errors," but said: "I think for us to really move forward, we're going to have to be mentally and physically tougher.

To Israelis, however, any American effort to restrain Israel only denies the Americans themselves the kind of stick that could compel Mr. Arafat to really move forward on negotiations.

On "Meet the Press," David Gregory had asked him, "Do you think that Republicans ought to buck the public opposition and really move forward to completely change Medicare, turn it into a voucher program where you give seniors … some premium support and so that they can go out and buy private insurance?" REP.

Things aren't really moving forward in any way that I can understand.

"Jamie put school food on to the political agenda and I think things have really moved forward," she says.

It's frustrating to see that your own country, your own people, the government, is not really moving forward or really putting things together, strategizing things to make a difference or trying to maximize the help coming to us".

Playing around with chronology to suggest that the story is not really moving forward at all is not new to avant-garde artists and film-makers.

"Child marriage is not really moving forward," said Amin. "[Child marriage figures] are surprisingly high because there has been a lot of progress in a lot of other spheres – investing in schooling, reducing young births".