Sentence examples for Rapid headway from inspiring English sources

Privatisation needs to make rapid headway, and not only because private firms are more efficient.

But inside, where Europe's future is being determined, rapid headway is being made towards the continent's unification.

Official Syrian and Hezbollah news outlets said the government offensive was making rapid headway in retaking Qusayr, a strategically situated city in Homs Province, near the Lebanese border.

Already before 69 an aristocracy of service had arisen, and the provincialization of the Roman Senate had begun; thereafter this development made rapid headway.

But in ancient Babylonia and Greece, it was precisely because the motions of the planets could be subjected to mathematical treatment that astronomy made such rapid headway.

Wang contends that Lingnan University found ways to adapt and layer a Christian presence at a time when the nationalization and secularization of higher education was making rapid headway.

About two-thirds of Sirte's 80,000 inhabitants are thought to have fled since Isis took control, but the city's rapid collapse suggests that the group made little headway winning the confidence of those who remained.

Bauer's letter marks another effort by Democrats to make headway in their effort to blunt the rapid growth in undisclosed spending by interest groups after the Supreme Court's Citizens United v. FEC decision in 2010, which allowed direct election spending by corporations and unions.

At the same time, researchers were making headway in deciphering the biophysical underpinnings of the rapid formation and dissolution of these structures.

But Mr Wood suggested Huawei might be able to make headway thanks to the economies of scale offered by its rapid rise in its homeland.

Breaking it down into individual steps allows me to make more headway and keeps me from looking at the entire list with a rapid heartbeat and pit in my stomach.