Sentence examples for term going forward from inspiring English sources

But it does mean that we will likely find fewer stocks pulling back and developing the sort of oversold conditions that, according to our research going back to 1995, tends to lead to outperformance in the short term going forward.

It is a strong libertarian argument against mandatory pooling on losing terms going forward as a jurisdictional argument.

"But if we cannot do that, at least we have a long-term strategy going forward in terms of a budget which is sustainable.

Prime Markets are sellers to 80p and below, and also on any near term strength going forward.

"Thistle, in terms of owning the ball in the first half were probably looking the more threatening in terms of going forward.

"In terms of going forward, is coffee banned?

"I am convinced that the merger we have agreed with P&O Princess will provide both sets of shareholders the greatest long-term value going forward," said Richard Fain, Royal Caribbean's chief executive.

"I have said on many occasions that in terms of going forward Italy had to be a club; we have to play like a team faced with a league season because we cannot rely on outstanding individuals as we have done in the past.

"Kilmarnock are doing okay defensively but have not had much in terms of going forward.

"In the singles it's a big ask but this is the make or break year for me in terms of going forward as a single sculler.

Investment grade bonds are yielding 2.0% based on the Barclays Aggregate Bond Market Index, and this is what you can reasonably expect to earn from intermediate-term bonds going forward.