Sentence examples for tone going forward from inspiring English sources

"Europe has kept people from becoming more bullish than they would be otherwise, and the demand in the auction sets a positive tone going forward," said E. William Stone, chief investment strategist at PNC Wealth Management in Philadelphia.

If Romney talked about growth and opportunity, he would start to make some inroads into this lead, Bush averred, and then he added this warning to his fellow-Republicans: "But we have to have a better tone going forward, sure.

Is that indicative of the show's tone going forward?

Those cathartic five minutes of television might even change the tone of "Sunny" going forward.

Ford's Americas President Mark Fields sounded a more realistic tone: "Our job going forward is to be confident, but not arrogant".

While the caucuses don't always signal which candidates will go on to win their party's nomination, they do set the tone for the race going forward.

Every dollar the founders take out of the company sets the tone for the entire business going forward.

So as we work through the next couple of weeks, and there's going to be pre-reports at nauseam, the focus is going to be more on the subjective or the conference call or the tone in terms of being positive going forward, if companies are seeing turnaround, have they worked off inventory, what's their capacity level, where are they seeing demand and what's the turnaround time frame.

What happens between Fox and Time Warner in the coming hours will likely set the tone for all other negotiations with broadcasters going forward.

Their tone would range from cordial ("What we seek going forward is an all-encompassing bilateral relationship based on what we can accomplish for the future").

Jeff Robinov, president of Warner Bros. Pictures Group, spoke to Entertainment Weekly, and allowed a peek over the wall of secrecy surrounding their DC Comics plans: "It's setting the tone for what the movies are going to be like going forward.