Sentence examples for standard moving forward from inspiring English sources

That can't happen now because it's not a policy – once we're all clear, there's no reason why it can't be the standard, moving forward.

The app's stunning visual display and compatibility on multiple Android devices set the standard moving forward for photo-sharing apps on the platform.

Steve also predicted that it won't be long before everyone leaves Flash behind as the standard moves forward to HTML5.

DAYS OF THE WAR -- Day 2 -- Eastern Standard Time: Moving Forward THURS., MARCH 20 BASRA AND THE GULF: UMM QASR, BASRA: MOVING IN -- Allied troops begin the march toward Baghdad.

"Bottom line, the standards are moving forward unabated," said Noah Horowitz, a senior scientist at the Natural Resources Defense Council, which has promoted the standards.

In classic fashion, they are stuck in endless consortium meetings arguing about standards instead of moving forward, picking one, testing, and deploying.

The EPA's comment window for the standards' midterm review ends Sept. 26, so we will soon have a better idea what the standards will look like moving forward.

Just ask the W3 consortium that controls web standards - they have chosen HTML5 as the open web standard to move forward with".

Now, $69 seems like a stupid amount of cash for a dinky little wireless earbud, but it's actually pretty great that Apple is doing this and it sets a nice standard for the broader hearables market moving forward.

- Further expansion of the PARITY network will be critical moving forward The current standard of care for most skeletally mature patients with lower extremity bone sarcomas is limb salvage surgery, which typically involves tumour resection, followed by functional limb reconstruction with modular metallic and polyethylene endoprosthetic implants.

But newly appointed Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe said a few years ago in a congressional committee hearing that a "key element to the Postal Service moving forward on service standards was to ensure that the voice of the customer was heard".