onwards

/ ˈɒnwədz /

adverb

1. at or towards a point or position ahead, in advance, etc

Example Sentences

In essence, the OBR's judgement of the amount of room for manoeuvre - the so-called "headroom" calculation - will now only be made once a year, from this Budget onwards.

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"As a result, we expect that Italy's high government debt burden will gradually decline from 2027 onwards," Moody's Ratings said.

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He also said the crash "has had a profound effect on me" and "just affected my life from that moment onwards".

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This time around, “the macro and market imbalances… particularly from 1998 onwards… are not generally visible yet,” Goldman Sachs asserts in a Sunday report.

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It became so successful that, in 1904, his family began manufacturing it commercially, and from the 1990s onwards the firm began acquiring other alcohol brands.

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