Sentence examples for headway in reducing from inspiring English sources

Banks, in the United States and Britain in particular, have made serious headway in reducing their reliance on debt markets in the last two years.

While Mexico has made headway in reducing logging in the officially protected winter reserve, that alone cannot save the migration, wrote Karen Oberhauser, a professor at the University of Minnesota.

"Biodiversity is still being lost as fast as ever, and we have made little headway in reducing the pressures on species, habitats and ecosystems".

They have made some headway in reducing juvenile incarceration rates, with DiIulio himself signing an amicus brief in 2012, petitioning to end life sentences for juveniles.

An interactive map from the Georgetown Climate Center shows which states have already made headway in reducing emissions and which have not.

On the one hand, the country has made some headway in reducing the proportion of people living in poverty - down over the last quarter-century from 43 to 34percentt.

The company has made headway, however, in reducing its debts and as a result has announced plans to hike its dividend payment to shareholders.

The dip in Lloyds' share price, whichhas been below 60p this year, means little headway has been made in reducing the taxpayers' stake below 9%.

In all three countries household and corporate debt combined were way over 200% of GDP before the crisis, much higher than in America (175%) or even Britain (205%).Unfortunately, the euro zone has made less headway than other places in reducing this private-debt burden.

Nevertheless, the government is making headway in attempts to reduce deaths from malaria.

The two methods and their adaptive versions proposed restrictions that promote equal headways, reducing considerably delays and improving system performance.