Phrasal Verb - Ploughing Ahead

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Definition

To continue doing something that might be difficult or uncertain, often requiring a lot of effort or determination. This can involve overcoming obstacles, taking risks, and persevering in the face of challenges.

Examples

No.	Example
1	We need to plough ahead and complete the project by the end of the month.
2	She's determined to plough ahead with her plans, even though the odds are against her.
3	The company had to plough ahead and absorb the losses from the failed investment.
4	The researchers had to plough ahead and collect more data in order to make a breakthrough.
5	It's crucial to plough ahead and push through the tough times.
6	She's not one to give up easily and will always plough ahead when faced with obstacles.
7	The team had to plough ahead and meet the deadline, despite the challenges they faced.
8	The government needs to plough ahead and implement the new policies, even if they're unpopular.
9	We have to plough ahead and focus on finding a solution, rather than dwelling on the problems.
10	The scientist had to plough ahead and take the next step, even if it meant venturing into unknown territory.