Sentence examples for easy headway from inspiring English sources
He also switched his siege engines from Perinthus against Byzantium, but he made no easy headway there either.
Huge ferries slide serenely between mainland Europe and its island offshoot, making easy headway even in those "mad March days" that inspired the British poet John Masefield.
Skoog recalls a previous experience with cash-only black cabs in London, and speculats on why Uber has found it so easy to make such headway into the taxi market: "Black cabs didn't modernise quickly.
While it doesn't change the math of what's owed, dividing and conquering can be an easier approach to make headway.
It helps American films maintain their currency and may well make it easier for studios to make headway in new or resistant markets.
Cowan's M3 model is, however, extensively investigated and applied because of its simplicity and easy approximation of describing longer headways [19].
crossing Y'KNOW, MYSTERY and R.P.I. make for a tough northwest, and it doesn't get any easier as you try to make headway.
In a race between Mr. Bush and Mr. Gore, the front-runners in the Lifetime poll, it would seem easier for Mr. Gore to make some headway on the issues of most concern to women.
Table 9 The weight of effective parameters Number Criteria Weight 1 Safety 0.18928 2 Reliability 0.12735 3 Access time 0.11851 4 Access cost 0.11459 5 Easy access to system 0.10862 6 Comfort 0.10689 7 Time headway 0.07951 8 Interest to system 0.07830 9 Construction costs 0.07690.
If they fail to make any real headway in the next two years it will be easy to blame them for inaction and stifling progress.
