Examples of using Further ahead in English and their translations into Polish
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Looking further ahead, EWEA(European Wind Energy Association)
Looking further ahead, inflation is expected to remain in positive territory,
Looking further ahead, almost three quarters of the EU's unilateral target to cut emissions to 20% below 1990 levels by 2020 could be achieved domestically i.e. without purchase of credits outside the EU.
who can look a bit further ahead, and who have a vision for a society with many more working mothers and many more caring fathers.
Looking further ahead, it is necessary,
And national airline Etihad is looking even further ahead:"Abu Dhabi is an ideal hub when viewed through the cross-hairs of the traffic streams of the future," Etihad COO Peter Baumgartner announced at the end of 2014.
Looking further ahead, and taking into account a number of temporary factors,
Looking further ahead, and taking into account temporary effects,
Looking further ahead, indirect effects of past oil price rises on other components of the price index may gradually materialise,
Looking further ahead, preserving our social model also means ensuring that we can finance welfare in the future
I realise- as we have heard- that a lot of Member States have yet to start using it. However, we should now look a little further ahead on the basis of preliminary experiences with this instrument,
I will check further ahead!
Why aren't you further ahead?
So we're no further ahead?
we must look further ahead.
Further ahead, my long lens had grabbed a couple of animals.
Of course some countries are further ahead in this struggle than others.
I already went further ahead into time to see what else happens.
Stays the further ahead of himself. A sound man, by not advancing himself.
Looking further ahead, maintaining low inflation rates in Latvia will be challenging in the medium term.