Sentence examples for not making headway from inspiring English sources

Ms. Matviyenko's entry into the race at first appeared as a settling of accounts until opinion polls revealed that she was not making headway against Mr. Yakovlev's popularity.

Recent conversations in several countries underscore the sense that if Washington is campaigning to win hearts and minds here, it is not making headway.

Not making headway on that issue is no excuse to wage irresponsible smear attacks and then pretend that he is only an observer in their dissemination.

Mitt Romney is not making headway against Mr. Obama's likability despite the best efforts of Ann Romney and others to paint him as the warm and fuzzy guy next door (who just happens to be the privileged son of a presidential candidate, a bishop in the Mormon Church, head of the Olympics and a major player in the corporate buyout business).

"I don't know what the obstacle is, it's not a massive amount of funding collectively to make it sustainable and it's disappointing that we are not making headway," he said.

Some health systems are not making headways towards solving the current conundrum of keeping path with the state of the art regulatory mechanisms in delivering cost-effective, equitable and affordable treatments.

This is one of those issues that may not make headway until the public realizes that the toxic mess down the road isn't being attended to.

While police have arrested suspects on many occasions, they have not made headway into any of the investigations to date except in the killing of blogger Ahmed Rajib Haider.

At the end of the 16th lap Hamilton finally got past Rosberg, but only after Mercedes had instructed the German to move over because he appeared to be having trouble with his car and could not make headway.

Dame Quentin Bryce says four decades of "courageous" social work led by women has not made headway against Australia's domestic violence problem, suggesting the key drivers of change should be men and police.

A student reading at the third-grade level who is in a sixth-grade classroom will not make headway as a reader by slogging painfully through "To Kill a Mockingbird".