Sentence examples for making such headway from inspiring English sources
But while we were making such headway at home, the best the special school – the "experts" – could say was that they thought he could recognise his name.
Disturbingy, a political party whose platform is marked above all else by an ardent anti-immigration agenda is capable of making such headway little more than two years after neofascist Anders Breivik carried out his heinous terrorist attacks.
But he could also see why the Taliban's criticism of a corrupt and indifferent government made such headway.
The British in the east now made such headway as to take Strumica, across the old Bulgarian frontier, on September 26.
Skoog recalls a previous experience with cash-only black cabs in London, and speculats on why Uber has found it so easy to make such headway into the taxi market: "Black cabs didn't modernise quickly.
The reality of that, along with the sheer scale of the problem, is why Beijing is making such slow headway with food safety regulation.
But in ancient Babylonia and Greece, it was precisely because the motions of the planets could be subjected to mathematical treatment that astronomy made such rapid headway.
It came on a day that Mr. Clinton's efforts to restart the peace talks between Israel and the Palestinians made such little headway that the president was overheard by photographers telling the Irish prime minister, Bertie Ahern, "This Middle East thing -- it's maddening".
Several localized advocacy programs have recently made headway, such as Massachusetts' Prison Birth Project, which aids women in gaining breast pumps and delivering frozen milk to their babies.
Another film to disappoint after much awards season talk is Room, which took expected nods for Brie Larson (best actress) and adapted screenplay, but fell short in other categories in which it may have expected to make headway, such as best film and best director.
But as overall sales in America decline, the company is looking for new growth in places where it has traditionally made little headway, such as union-friendly cities.Predictably, it has had setbacks.
