Sentence examples for headway will from inspiring English sources

No headway will be made until terror is cast out as a strategy.

A minimum headway will be maintained for trains to follow each other on a track segment.

Little headway will be made on any of the continent's major problems -- poverty, conflict, AIDS and famine -- unless there is more open and accountable government.

By improving access to HIV services, providing comprehensive prevention information as well as resources, significant headway will be made in stemming the impact of HIV on Indigenous communities throughout the world.

It is only through learning about what works in terms of fit between problem analysis and strategy and effective navigation through the politics of implementation that any headway will be made against the almost universal challenge of staffing health service in remote rural areas.

Typical rush-hour headways will be eight minutes, rather than the usual six minutes.

Quite the opposite: if the students make some headway, others will be spurred on to push their agendas more forcefully.

To make any headway, he will need to do a lot to inspire both freelancers and project managers.

To make headway, cities will have to use the fruits of new buildings and new residents — more tax revenue — to preserve a place for low-income residents.

The bad news is that to make any headway, you'll have to be ready to do a few U-turns.Part of you is probably wondering if we should shelve health care for now.

Mounting a halfhearted defense of the minivan's virtues but making no headway, I'll finally suggest that the van-averse couple try out General Motors' solid three-row crossovers, including the Buick Enclave and GMC Acadia, or the equally capable Ford Flex.