Sentence examples for Great headway from inspiring English sources

Great headway has been made in efforts to bring visibility to the gay Muslim community over the past decade, but what becomes clear after surveying the articles and media you'll find is that homophobia remains nearly as entrenched in Muslim communities as ever.

Mr. Hockenberry: You said "We've made great headway".

They believed they were making great headway — getting valuable, actionable intelligence from Libi.

It spread rapidly, aided by a strong wind, and gained great headway before the firemen arrived.

During the last election David Cameron made great headway with his slogan about Labour and the SNP wanting to "break up Britain".

Despite the limited scientific knowledge of most species, ecological studies during the 20th century made great headway in unraveling the mechanisms by which organisms coevolve with one another and adapt to their physical environment, thereby shaping the biosphere.

Of the two, Ms. Krueger has made far greater headway in fund-raising.

For the next half millennium, the greatest headway was made by Greek astronomers, who put their own stamp on the subject but who built on what the Babylonians had accomplished.

Nor will it help them make greater headway in the consumer market or in developing countries.

Rather than take on Roe itself, then, Knowles said, "the way that pro-life groups would make greater headway is by defending parts of the regulation that come close to the central holding of Roe, but not too close".

Let's also make clear why this approach, perhaps more painfully slow than some other means, might make greater headway on a seemingly intractable issue: Those who embrace guns and wrap themselves in the Second Amendment, notably the National Rifle Association, are absolutist and, thus far, have been utterly unyielding.