headway造句怎么写

His research in cancer that spanned 15 years has made considerable headway in the end.

When she was 19 years old, she made much headway in modeling But still had not made it big.

Researchers are making headway against one of the most deceptively difficult problems in climate science: What happens to clouds in a warming world?

And by putting the software into widespread use, the group hopes to make significant headway in supporting open standards and "interoperable healthcare products and solutions."

His mind made up, he embarked upon the course he had mapped out; and if he made no headway, he would lapse into silence for a couple of days, gritting his teeth as if gnawing at his own heart.

If the point chosen for attack is on another flank or in the centre and the attack hits a snag and makes no headway, then such correspondence is lacking.

Our revolutionary struggle has made much headway.

We are making little headway with the negotiations.

I can not make any headway on this problem.

The CME has already made modest headway in interest-rate swaps.

The US delegation pointed out that it's the ripe time now to go beyond elaboration of the general positions and make headway on substantive issues.

As for territorial border disputes, many of them have been peacefully resolved, and other matters of mutual concern have made considerable headway as a result of peaceful negotiation.

But their cause is gaining headway as the authorities wage an intense crackdown on dissent, putting pressure on NGOs and arresting or otherwise making vanish dozens of government critics.

We can not make any headway with your offer.

In Senegal, Ghana, Egypt and other countries, such efforts have made headway.

GEORGE BUSH may occupy the most powerful bully pulpit in the world, but so far he is making little or no headway in selling his latest policy, sending more troops to Iraq.

Yet international yacht brands have started to make some headway.

The reforms have made substantial headway.

But they brushed aside their low billing, ignored populist demands for pay caps and made some useful headway, particularly on the need for Banks to hold more capital.