Sentence examples for make great headway from inspiring English sources

However, polyphonic ringtone managed to make great headway.

On the bright side, many technology companies are starting to make great headway in these important categories and are helping the struggling organizations out.

"It seems to me that Google said to YouTube, 'You need to make great headway in getting your licensing ship in order,' " Iser said.

Technology is by no means a silver bullet, but it can make great headway in issues that rely on improving speed, overcoming distance, generating efficiency, creating and analyzing information and delivering transparency.

By bringing together analysis by experts from major development agencies supporting international health, the Investment Case demonstrates that we have the technical means at our disposal to make great headway on MDGs 4 and 5.

Nor will it help them make greater headway in the consumer market or in developing countries.

Rather than take on Roe itself, then, Knowles said, "the way that pro-life groups would make greater headway is by defending parts of the regulation that come close to the central holding of Roe, but not too close".

Let's also make clear why this approach, perhaps more painfully slow than some other means, might make greater headway on a seemingly intractable issue: Those who embrace guns and wrap themselves in the Second Amendment, notably the National Rifle Association, are absolutist and, thus far, have been utterly unyielding.

Mr. Hockenberry: You said "We've made great headway".

They believed they were making great headway — getting valuable, actionable intelligence from Libi.

During the last election David Cameron made great headway with his slogan about Labour and the SNP wanting to "break up Britain".