Sentence examples for so much headway from inspiring English sources

"We have made so much headway from last year simply by knowing more about this disease".

Programs intended to play real games those where bluff and deception as well as calculation are involved—have not made nearly so much headway as those that play chess.There is certainly room, as Sherlock Holmes observed to his biographer, for scheming in chess.

"We wanted to create as much headway as we could for that higher-margin business," he said.

Environmentalists often wonder, with some justification, why they have so little political clout and so much difficulty making headway.

But it may be many months before she makes much headway; so far there has been little noise made in the area of restructuring Germany's local state-run banking system.

But in the non-Arab Muslim world, in places like Indonesia and Malaysia, religious ideologues have so far failed to make much headway.

Notwithstanding surprise success among white voters in New Hampshire and Iowa, the insurgent "democratic socialist" has so far failed to make much headway with more diverse electorates in Nevada and South Carolina and risks being further exposed in delegate-rich southern states on Super Tuesday.

They have poor dress sense, limited social skills and they know they stand little chance of making much headway in the world, so they want it changed".

We're not making much headway on the grief industry, so I try internet porn.

The above cited models and others, e.g. [25] [28], have focussed on the dynamic aspects of bus or tram systems, not so much on exploring potential solutions to prevent equal headway instability.

For it to have lost support in many seats is calamitous.And yet looked at in a different, narrower way, Labour has not been utterly defeated so much as it has simply failed to make any headway.