Sentences with phrase «getting headway»

However, as competition is usually stiff among freshers for getting headway in their career, you might have to apply for several jobs.

Their views are not being suppressed (they do get published from time to time, where they appear to raise an open question)-- they just aren't getting any headway on «overturning» the entire existing field of knowledge.

«We were getting some headway over there» with arrests last year of suspects accused of using sophisticated software programs to steal from bank accounts in multiple countries, the official said.

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Police, acting on information from victims and victims» families, are making some headway by carrying out raids on workplaces but realized they needed interpreters with them if they were to get to the bottom of what was really going on.

Arsenal got nothing but 2 goals behind by playing the 4 -2-3-1 system and didn't make any headway in the game until we switched to 4 -4-2 when we suddenly became a danger to Hull and came back from behind to win the game.

The next morning, having made little headway, Leavitt got a call from Norman Woolworth, president of Stoner Creek Stud.

As for fighting for his place, when you've got a team or unit of that team i.e his fellow strikers not making headway, you've hardly got a fight on your hands as you can't be differentiated from them and so don't look out of place!

Around the 1:00 mark in the video above you can see the coaches and umpires finally making some headway getting people back to their respective corners.

Presentations and courses focus on getting to the root of the issues as well as strategies for making headway with adults in the lead.

2016 won't end with a SDonations standard, but great headway will be made, especially as Facebook gets more and more invested in helping nonprofits do their work.

It was billed as «The Democratic Renewal Rally», and jointly put on by — from right to left — Progress, the Fabian Society and Compass, and the Vote For A Change campaign, currently doing their best to make headway on getting the UK a more proportional voting system.

Regardless of what the scenario is, if you concentrate on delivering a clear, consistent message wrapped in a professional sounding package, you?ll make the headway you need to get to the next step.

Intensive training programs like the one Heil attended can be great ways for early - career scientists to learn about nontraditional approaches to conducting science, hone specific research skills, get a crash course in a new field, explore interdisciplinary research, or use focused time to make headway in their work.

Just as we were making headway and getting excited about the possibility of becoming parents, Craig, an electrical engineer, lost his job.

Once the people they run to for approval lose interest, get tired of hearing about it, or think their ego needs to be put in check because their actually making headway, their support system is gone.

In addition to «increasing students» learning,» Peltier hopes to make headway in a continuing effort to get parents involved.

When we're racing, the car's getting better and better, we've made some headway.

It's admittedly confusing to get two market - specific Giulia Veloce variants with different power outputs, but it's excusable if you're a company that's looking to make some serious headway in one of those regions.

You could risk your chance of getting approved for a mortgage if you don't make headway on your balances.

Now, I don't always get the hardest thing done in 20 minutes, but I do make major headway.

While the 12 time Grammy winner doesn't get a lot of screen time — she's goes off on tour shortly after Woodard arrives — Gunnar makes some major headway, first accepting Woodard, then accepting another dog who's intended to serve as a role model for him.

Another title I really wanted to get into, and made headway with to a certain degree, but it took three very experienced players to get me in.

Nerd Culture has made major headway in the last decade, but still gets a bad rap.

I'm still doing my «log in once a week and clear out weekly milestones then log back out» until some significant headway starts getting made in other areas.

On top of that, when it comes to breaking pieces or cutting parts off of an enemy (which is an interesting and innovative technique, I'll give you that one), can't I get some sort of scratch marks or something to tell I'm making headway there?

I'm grandfathered in with Headway so I don't pay a subscription fee — a recurring fee for the theme would have been a deal - killer for me — but I'm now afraid to get into the backend because I'll have to learn everything again from scratch, when I've already put years of sweat into it.

Initially, I found myself getting frustrated with some of the builders as they struggled to make any significant headway on their builds * (alarm went off at 7:45?)

You figure, well, if we're making Sports Illustrated on this issue, you know, we've got to be making some real headway.

If you haven't already made considerable headway into your travel wish list, you're about to run out of luck, says Forbes, because your would - be destinations may have vanished by the time you get your travel agent on the line.

Starks pointed out that we have to get businesses, policy makers, scientists, designers... everyone willing to work together and be open source about their consumption if we're going to make headway.

In fact, I think a fairly small group could make a lot of headway in generating consumer friendly papers very quickly... with the first recipients of the output being places like the Guardian, so they get it right the first time (i.e. give them something more involved and accurate than a «press release» to work from).

And if you could get those cars going 80 kmh with two meter headway It would carry more people than a London train which carries about 860, but that is in a thousand cars in five minutes, stretching five kilometres.

A trade union member said: «Within 20 minutes of Karl getting a call from the brain injury charity, Headway, he sat with me going through what should have happened in my case.

«He planned to take me to the accident site, sort out an occupational therapist to visit the house and organise a case manager who, straight away, got me into Headway counselling and hydrotherapy.

You agree that legal education and information groups won't make any headway unless other players — schools, parents, the justice sector — get on board?

If you have poor headlights or you aren't getting at least a 4 second headway, it's best to slow down.

There is headway being made with respect to charging bases that will transfer power from distances of a few feet, but the trade - off is that the further you move from the base, the less power your device gets.

Before they'd made much headway, they'd start getting alerts it was time for bed.

Amazon has tried so hard to get into the hardware business, and it has made some headway in the tablet market with the Kindle Fire series.

Sometimes you really need to get over the energy hump and get things done, but no matter how hard you try, you end up getting distracted and fail to make significant headway.

Presentations and courses focus on getting to the root of the issues as well as strategies for making headway with adults in the lead.

One thing I've made headway on is getting salespeople more comfortable with computers.

If you do get a tempting offer on your home but haven't made significant headway on finding your next home, you might want to put in a contingency clause in the sale contract which gives you a reasonable time to find a home to buy.

«Talking to each party at different times lets me see if we're making any headway and allows us to get to the specifics.»

It just doesn't seem like I make any headway and it does bother me to think I will probably die before I can get a little order in my home.

We are finally home a few weekends in a row, which means the (at last count) 17 more steps we need to take to get this bathroom remodel done - zo is going to see some headway.