Sentence examples for time going forward from inspiring English sources

They will receive one additional week of paid vacation time going forward.

"We controlled the game, we were always comfortable in possession, and a threat nearly every time going forward," he said.

If Wallace stays, would that cause any potential problems for Batum, who has expressed his desire for more playing time going forward?

They will have much more free time going forward, and Mr. Foster urges his freshmen not to fill that vacuum "by compulsively engaging in things".

"I still say that the shows based on interpersonal conflict are going to have a hard time going forward," Mr. Braun said.

And as a result of that, we've decided to focus the majority of our time going forward on new development, both ground-up and on repositionings and renovations of existing assets.

It explains why I'm so hot, but also why time goes forward and why there's a past and a future.

It will not make sense if we spend so much of the public's money trying to protect a natural area and at the same time go forward with plans that harm that area.

Also we needed to educate our other children on their commitment to their brother, that as time goes forward, our family would need to commit to stand firm for Austin -- each person playing a key role in his protection and support.

The relative phase of these functions means that as time goes forward, a peak in extinction is followed by a peak in origination intensity, after approximately 20 Myr (see related discussion by [32], [41]).

Having noted that since the Reagan era what they call the Brandeis Ratio — the ratio of the average income of the nation's richest 1 percent to the median household income — has skyrocketed from 12.5 to a "whopping 36 times," they then suggest that Congress limit this ratio to 36 times going forward!