Sentence examples for help make headway from inspiring English sources

"But I think you can claim that success would help make headway in isolating Iran, and Iran's claims to leadership in the region would be challenged.

More firefighters were said to be on the way and fire officials said they hoped that diminishing winds and higher humidity would help them make headway.

The company hopes the devices will help it make headway in the United States, where Sony's brand brings to mind digital cameras, TVs and music players — not necessarily phones.

The competition will also help H1 make headway in areas it needs to connect into throughout the world.

The Medfield chip is designed to help Intel make headway in a sector dominated by processors based on designs by the UK firm Arm Holdings.

Here, I offer some ideas that might help us make headway on the linkage problem we confront when attempting to infer mode of acquisition from patterns of toolstone conveyance, focusing on the North American Great Basin.

Again, though, the power to obligate oneself is not typically invoked in the contemporary social contract: the problem of deliberation is supposed to help us make headway on the problem of justification.

No projects have been developed as of yet--better public support and understanding could really help get make headway for that industry.

Goi's networking skills have helped him make headway in China, where he's believed to have pals in the highest of places.

That could help Brokerage America make headway in a crowded field in which the top 10 firms already control more than 90percentt of the market, particularly when Brokerage America is so late to the party -- or is it a wake?

Mr. Bierman, of Donmar Warehouse, said the relatively reasonable production costs of "Hamlet" should help the show make headway in earning back the producers' investments during its 12-week limited run.