Sentence examples for lost headway from inspiring English sources

On the death of Rupert, the movement for the reinstatement of Wenceslas immediately lost headway.

While the MDC and most western nations believed Mr Mugabe rigged the results to win once again, it was also clear that the opposition had lost headway.

His most recent disenchantment set in about four years ago, leading to "a decision to write about a United States taking shape rather than one losing headway".

In his torrent of digressive connections — he joins together Chekhov, Samuel Johnson, Samuel Richardson's "Pamela" and Hemingway in the space of three dozen lines — there are times we feel we are losing headway and the page numbers are actually running backward.

We can distinguish two causes of losing equal headways: Vehicles go faster than expected.

In the research, models were developed to predict start-up lost time and saturation headway values generated by older drivers.

Typically, the driving behavior of older drivers was evaluated by analyzing their start-up lost time and saturation headway at signalized intersections as compared to young and mid-age driver groups.

Allegiance, however, lost almost all the headway it had made of the holidays, and announced its final performance.

He said the government might have lost a battle but made headway in a larger war by "raising the charge and making it seem plausible".

While Democrats were making headway on health care, they lost ground on the question of who will do a better job on the economy, now trailing Republicans 38 percent to 44 percent.

While a number of countries made impressive headway, others stagnated or even lost ground.