Sentence examples for its headway from inspiring English sources
But now it's making its headway into ride-sharing to compete head-to-head with startups like Zimride's Lyft and Sidecar, which don't have the same overhead costs and fees as Uber does.
If two vehicles detected at a certain node are too close, in terms of headway, the following one has to slow down until its headway is equal to the threshold.
The United States has made its best headway on getting recognition for the Iraqi Governing Council, the 25-member body handpicked by the American-led occupation.
Andrew Thorburn, the chief executive of National Australia Bank, said it had made headway with its plans to float Clydesdale.
Pyongyang's claim to have used "standardised" warheads in the detonation makes some outsiders worry that it is making headway in its push to develop small, sophisticated warheads that can be mounted on missiles that can reach the US mainland.
The organization has struggled to mount peacekeeping operations in Sudan — though it has made some headway with its operations in Somalia — and it has been inconsistent in responding to other crises on the continent.
Despite some opening-week technical problems, including a brief shutdown for an upgrade, customer service is an area where Orbitz said it hopes to make headway against its competitors.
Netflix is making headway on its ambitions to fill half its library with original content.
Some diplomats say that the United States could make headway on its objectives if it guaranteed that these countries' lucrative contracts remained in place.
Sprint is making solid headway with its new LTE network — it's already live in 15 (mostly Texan markets) with another four slated to light up before Labor Day rolls around and the carrier aims to have 12,000 LTE sites online by the end of the year.
In this instance, since the original announcement, Starling has made significant headway on its own Starling Payments business, and TransferWise launched its own "borderless" banking product and debit card.
