Sentence examples for clear headway from inspiring English sources

Only with Russia was clear headway made.

BRUSSELS -- Despite the worst economic crisis in recent memory, mainstream parties of the left failed to make clear headway in European elections Sunday, while voters punished several governments and fringe parties made gains, according to exit polls and early results.

It's not clear how much headway Torti has made on the culture of science at FDA, where reviewers have complained that their concerns about drug and device safety are often squelched.

Mr. Krishna and Ms. Khar covered a broad range of issues in their talks, but it was not immediately clear if they made headway in addressing mutual irritants.

"Builders are making precious little headway in clearing inventories, despite generous incentives and aggressive price cutting," wrote Richard Moody, chief economist at Mission Residential in Austin, Tex.

Given full cooperation, Mr. Blix said that within a year he would likely be able to report significant headway in clearing up discrepancies.

"Sales are dropping at such a pace that the pullback in new home building remains insufficient to make any headway in clearing out the sizable inventories of new homes for sales," Richard Moody, chief economist at Mission Residential, wrote in a research note.

Unfortunately, Claire didn't make any headway in clearing up the misconceptions.

Mr. Kerry has made clear he wants to make headway on negotiations well before September, when the United Nations General Assembly will once again debate the Middle East.

Fortunately we can make considerable headway in getting clear on natural selection without solving all of those outstanding problems.

It wasn't clear whether Mr Kerry made headway on another high priority issue: cutting off millions of dollars in oil revenue pocketed by IS from fuel smuggled largely across the Turkish border.