Sentence examples for what headway from inspiring English sources

What headway it has made has soured.

Even with the American bombing, there are serious questions about what headway the alliance can make.

But turn to the company's non-Russian ballerinas — Paloma Herrera, Julie Kent, Gillian Murphy, Xiomara Reyes, Michele Wiles — and what headway could the Trocks make?

But even with the new American bombing, which came in conjunction with two days of heavy assaults at Mazar-i-Sharif, there are serious questions about what headway the alliance can make.

That said, I also know that we work with many social entrepreneurs whose innovations have extraordinary potential to make real headway; what they need are what all entrepreneurs need -- talented teams, great partners, serious investment, and supportive policies.

One official who spoke with the women made little headway with what was a circular argument.

But the government in Ankara has not yet made much headway in what it said on taking office was one of its priorities.

Embraer recently opened an office in China to make headway into what is expected to be the next big airline market.

But the signs are increasingly evident that Venice is regaining its poise and making new headway in what has become a frantically competitive area of the film universe.

If Scottish politics still operated on a purely left-right axis, Labour might be able to make a degree of headway, but what matters today is the national question – and Jeremy Corbyn will never be as Scottish as Nicola Sturgeon.

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