Sentence examples for much more headway from inspiring English sources

If Cameron really were going to replicate Major, he would have made much more headway by now.

And detailed discussions on agriculture and services (which, as the WTO points out, cover about two-thirds of world economic output) have made much more headway than expected.One factor encouraging developing countries to look more kindly on the WTO framework is the unpalatable alternative if multilateral negotiations collapse.

But, as they set out on their inspections, their authority enforced by America's explicit threat of an attack without warning if they are not obeyed, some UN officials doubted whether they could make much more headway than they have in the immediate past.Unscom says that Iraq still has to prove that it has disposed of all its weapons of mass destruction, particularly of the biological kind.

CFO Marc Montagner said in a statement that the "voluntary Chapter 11 filing is intended to give LightSquared sufficient breathing room to continue working through the regulatory process that will allow us to build our 4G wireless network," though it's tough to imagine how much more headway they can make in this condition.

Although Uganda will have challenges for many years as a result of increased HIV infections over the past decade, and has much more to do, I was struck by how much headway they've made in the past couple of years.

But despite all that -- and the fact that there's still much more work to be done -- here are 15 examples that show we are making headway on critical issues. .

"I think we are making headway into educating the general community, athletes and fans to recognize concussions, and people are much more aware," Jordan said in a telephone interview.

We might make more headway if we thought emergently.

But some places made more headway than others.

Why, then, isn't Mr. Bush making more headway among women?

He also referred to immigration reform, which may make more headway.