Phrasal Verb - Pushing Ahead
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.Definition
To make progress or continue with a project or plan despite obstacles or delays. This phrasal verb implies taking the initiative and showing determination. It can also mean to force something forward or to the front.
Examples
| No. | Example |
|---|---|
| 1 | Despite setbacks, the team pushed ahead with their project. |
| 2 | We need to push ahead with the new marketing strategy. |
| 3 | The company pushed ahead with the expansion plan despite the economic downturn. |
| 4 | Can we push ahead with the meeting tomorrow? |
| 5 | I'll push ahead with the project once I have all the necessary resources. |
| 6 | The mayor pushed ahead with the controversial development plan. |
| 7 | Despite the opposition, the politician pushed ahead with the bill. |
| 8 | We need to push ahead with our plans for the future. |
| 9 | The project manager pushed ahead with the timeline despite the team's concerns. |
| 10 | The sales team pushed ahead with their target, despite the economic downturn. |