Sentence examples for headway though from inspiring English sources

Microsoft has already managed to make some headway though, as a recent report from IDC and Appcelerator show that Windows Phone is slowly picking up traction with developers.

Untraditional menus are making headway, though.

Even without immediate direct access to a site, investigators can make headway, though they may not be able to make a final determination.

Ms. Sebelius, a former state representative, called on the Legislature to begin by covering all children up to age 5. Again, she made little headway, though in 2008, an election year, the Republicans expanded eligibility for the State Children's Health Insurance Program without appropriating any money to do so.

C1 Lower Fees In Fund Industry Eliot Spitzer's campaign to lower fees in the mutual fund industry may be making some headway, even though pricing is normally the domain of the Securities and Exchange Commission.

That argument has not made much headway in court, though.

This argument appears to have made absolutely no headway so far, though it turns out to contain a fair amount of truth.

To end abuses though, headway needs to be made in changing the mindsets of some in the Lebanese population toward domestic workers in a country where many refer to them as Sri Lankans no matter where they are from and negative stereotypes and prejudices still prevail.

Such arguments, though, make little headway with Laurence Thomas, a professor of philosophy at Syracuse University, who contributed an essay, "The Logic of Gossip," to a 1994 collection called "Good Gossip".

This argument made headway during the year, though at German insistence it was applied more to tightening budget rules than to any economic policy coordination that might jeopardize the European Central Bank's independence.

These ideas, though, have made less political headway.