Biologics have made big headway into medical practice, saving countless lives and contributing greatly to industry profits, but small-molecule drugs still dominate scrips.
Facebook also made big headway with Facebook Exchange, its retargeted ads that use people's browser histories to show them highly relevant ads.
When set against a recent pattern in Japanese politics of sudden swings against the government in power, the result, albeit on a low turnout, is a vote for continuity.The Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ), the biggest opposition party, made little headway despite falling approval ratings for the government.
Founded in 1922, the Australian Communist Party made most headway in the big industrial unions and in Sydney; it also had some influence and supporters among the intelligentsia, especially in the 1930s.
No wonder he could never make headway on the big labor novel that he contemplated for decades; his sympathies were thoroughly bourgeois, and his knowingness had to do with the maneuvers whereby the bourgeoisie regroups after a setback and carries on.
He started the night as an arrogant jerk buried in public scorn, legal woes and a bank account with its rubber stopper about to be pulled, and ended it as perhaps an even bigger jerk who made no headway on the other three.
The Asia Pacific Economic Co-operation (Apec) summit was meant to make headway on a big free trade deal called the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
Redback, with clients like UUNet, GTE, and Concentric among others, "has sold several hundred units and is starting to make headway in the very biggest accounts," according to the company's vice president of marketing, Larry Blair.
"The other big question we hope to make headway on is what is the dark universe….
But with Virgin Mobile beginning to make headway as the first big American MVNO, Johnson saw an opening for someone to manage the behind-the-scenes technology.
