Sentence examples for the headway made from inspiring English sources

Bender, who has also frequently produced Quentin Tarantino's movies, argues that a sequel is necessary because the headway made by the first film has been eaten into by lobbying from the fossil fuel industry.

He's been leading the work on building developer tools for the store - and faces quite a task in competing with the headway made by Apple's App Store, Google's Android Marketplace, BlackBerry App World and the device-free GetJar.

Having a better representation of older women among the ranks of best actress nominees mirrors the headway made in other professions If nothing else their  skills have in all likelihood,  increased with time.− We should all benefit by seeing more of them on screen in roles that challenge them −and engage us.

The first iteration of these 'reverse genetic' approaches, known as TILLING (targeting induced local lesions in genomes) (Wienholds et al., 2003), took advantage of the potent mutagenic activity of ENU (used in the forward-genetic screens) and the headway made in sequencing the zebrafish genome (Howe et al., 2013).

If the immense headway made in Palestinian institution-building is seen to be vain, anger could again overflow into self-defeating violence.

The recent headway made by IFPI was built on small legal victories against lesser offenders across China.

There were also reports of heavy pressure building against the 23rd Panzer Division, despite headway made on the first day of the German offensive.

THERE has been little headway made in the fight against world poverty in the last decade.

"I would like to see some headway made on the stadium," says Parish.

Only with Russia was clear headway made.

Why does it so often mark the headway women have made in the upper echelons or business, politics and society?