For many years, it was known that the vessels of arctic expeditions often became almost trapped, making headway only with difficulty in what was called dead water, a phenomenon now recognized as internal waves along the boundary between a thin surface layer of relatively fresh water (a characteristic of polar seas) and the underlying saltier water.
To conclude this section, one must note the following: Even though the importance and the need for development of calcium orthophosphate coatings, films and layers have been recognized, it is still mostly being explored on research level, and after extensive search of open literature, these coatings appear to have made limited headway into commercialization.
Around seven decades later, when Germany constructed a memorial for the Roma Holocaust victims between the German parliament building and the iconic Brandenburg Gate, it seemed to signal that the country's leadership was finally making headway with its large ethnic minority community and recognizing its importance in German history.
"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.
I've made both financial headway and missteps over the years, and it is important to recognize that we all have different motivators--you just need to uncover what yours are.
While the United States and the European Union are not demanding that Serbia endorse Kosovo's independence as a prerequisite for membership, they are insisting that Serbia make headway in normalizing its relations with Kosovo, a point that American officials recognize will be a step-by-step process.
You should recognize that some initiatives may fail; however, if you're able to adapt to the changing digital landscape, your brand will make headway with Gen Zers.
They clearly made headway.
Neither has made headway.
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