Sentence examples for headway necessary from inspiring English sources
Ukip scored only 3.6% of the vote in 2010, but Farage reckons the party is up 20% on that ahead of polling day, with the Lib Dems and Tories both down 10% and Labour up around 5%. Labour's candidate, the writer John O'Farrell, has done little wrong but has failed to make the headway necessary to stand a realistic chance of winning.
For example the headway necessary to avoid collisions could always be smaller than the step length or vice versa, or the former could be the case at lower and the opposite at higher speeds.
However, speculation at the time was that this was necessary headway the company needed to make in the mobile gaming space, if reports of an Amazon smartphone were indeed true.
Bender, who has also frequently produced Quentin Tarantino's movies, argues that a sequel is necessary because the headway made by the first film has been eaten into by lobbying from the fossil fuel industry.
Thanks to electronic trading, it is now possible to quantify and analyze the fluctuations of financial markets on a large scale, but much interdisciplinary expertise is necessary to make headway in understanding it all.
The algal photosynthesis is at least able to convert approximately 5% to 7% of incident light energy to biomass, where a systems-based approach to understand the stresses and efficiencies associated with light energy harvesting, CO2 fixation, and carbon partitioning is necessary to make headway toward improving photosynthetic yields [56].
Therefore, if the test is satisfied the algorithm stops; otherwise, it is necessary to calculate the new headways.
For the first two months, Haynes was given fewer officers and men than he deemed necessary, and the AAABC made little headway in its mission.
So accurate, real-time and reliable passenger demand prediction becomes necessary, which can help determine the bus headway and help reduce the waiting time of passengers.
Yet they seem incapable of making any headway towards goals that are more ambitious but ultimately no less necessary.
But if you will agree that some rules are necessary, and that American exceptionalism cannot be the answer to all problems, then perhaps we can make headway on this problem".
