Sentence examples for considerable headway has from inspiring English sources

Since the economist Lester (1967) stated that "size-of-establishment differentials in total compensation are too significant to disregard in wage theory, but they have yet to be satisfactorily treated in theoretical terms" (p. 67), considerable headway has been made in explaining why larger organizations pay their employees higher wages.

The Clinton administration said that at Camp David considerable headway had been made on subjects that had been taboo, particularly the future of Jerusalem.

In neighbouring Uganda the headway has been even greater.

How much political headway has the campaign made since then?

Troy Cook, the baritone who opened this year's series on Sunday afternoon, has already made considerable headway in his career, having performed at the Metropolitan Opera, the New York City Opera and Glimmerglass, and in a program of works by Michael Hersch last season at the 92nd Street Y.

SQU has made considerable headway with its Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) programme, and the Nizwa University has already initiated its BSN course.

President Trump has struggled to fulfill several of his campaign pledges, but in one area his Administration has made considerable headway: his Attorney General is leading a brutal crackdown on undocumented migrants.

Part of Mr. Coblence's goal for Andante is to establish some order among the Web's classical music resources, and he has made considerable headway.

But with salesrooms today in London, New York, Los Angeles and Hong Kong, and regular sales elsewhere around the world, the company already has made considerable headway in its expansion plans.

In short, Washington has made considerable headway in the diplomacy of lining up support for a potential military campaign to dethrone Mr. Hussein.

The possibility of engineering the immune system in a targeted fashion using biomaterials such as nanoparticles has made considerable headway in recent years.