Sentences with phrase «headway for»

Attempts to continue will not make productive headway for either of you, but rather will intensify your shared conflict and emotional distress.

GearBurn talked with the head of Huawei's South African unit, Charlene Munilall, about why it was the case that the country didn't see much headway for the Nexus 6P.

Benjamin Franklin (was it) said that one can make a lot of headway for one's ideas by advancing them tentatively, along the lines of «I may be mistaken, but...» or «Perhaps you have a better idea, but...».

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The recent FDA approval for its herpes test was the first public sign the company is making headway on this goal, though the company and the FDA declined to comment to the WSJ on the status of the more than 130 other tests it has submitted to the agency.

A food truck might be a small business idea but if you capitalize on its potentiality then you might be the next millionaire dominating the business magazine's cover page for making headway from neighborhood to mainstream business community.

Facebook released its third - annual diversity report Thursday, showing, once again, the company has made little progress in employing African Americans and Hispanics and only meager headway in finding more roles for women.

Better known for its dominance in China's insurance market, the Ping An Insurance group has been making headway in the technology space with Ping An Technology.

Treasurer and general counsel — other senior positions in which women have made headway — also aren't seen as feeders for the top job.

And the cash crunch for Fisker and Tesla has made it difficult for them to make headway in the complex auto market.

We would therefore mostly expect a «freeze» in terms of integration even though some areas may well see further headway (e.g. for existing initiatives in various areas, including banking union, capital markets union or energy union or some movement towards a Eurozone chamber in the European Parliament).»

It's a logical move for Microsoft, as Slack makes tons of headway in the lucrative business - software space.

And lightweight augmented reality glasses for everyday wear have so far failed to make headway (think Snap Spectacles or Google Glass).

Still, he's optimistic the company can make headway in the meantime by optimizing ads for click - throughs.

Weisler said that sales of Chromebooks have made «significant headway» with education providers, and are gaining strength in other industries like finance and banking, which he said are also looking for low - cost laptops.

Still — even if the market starts making headway again toward its January high - water mark — it is possible Wall Street has passed its moment of «peak happiness» for a while — and perhaps for this entire cycle.

For its part, Canada needs to demonstrate that it can reach an agreement with Europe if it is to have much hope of making headway in trade negotiations with emerging markets in Asia.

It's disingenuous for Jim Prentice to criticize Rachel Notley for saying it's time to move on from Northern Gateway when he himself had the file for two years and couldn't make any headway.

At Ontolo we've made very little headway on our target SEO terms, and frankly we've only occassionally asked for targeted anchor text from our linkers.

Even Obama's plan to eliminate the Bush tax cuts for the wealthy, considered by White House advisor to be a sure - fire winner as an electoral issue, made little headway.

Carry away nothing and leave ever to make headway to the places inside one's being and do not keep ajar your door for many will want to enter in and should not.

The animal protectionists have made great headway exploiting the term live - trap as a synonym for cage traps.

So natural has sin become to him, or sin has so become his second nature, that he finds the daily continuance quite a matter of course, and it is only when by a new sin he acquires as it were new headway that for an instant he is made aware.

Bag in box packaging has already made good headway in France for everyday consumption around dinner time, with large formats such as three and five litres allowing for the product to be used up over the course of a few weeks.

Caltex Australia is making headway in its attempt to plug a $ 100 million - plus hole in profits when its 13 - year fuel partnership with Woolworths comes to an end, gaining clearance for acquisitions and accelerating its convenience strategy.

Turkish giants Galatasaray have been heavily linked with a move for the Costa Rican international after he initially struggled to make headway into the first team.

A spokesperson for brain injury charity, Headway, stated: «We were pleased to see that after concussion was suspected, the protocol was followed and the player was removed from play.

Both have been tipped to make headway into the transfer market in the year, but instead of paying through the nose for hyped up talent from overseas, there are a number of players right here in the Premier League that would be more than capable of doing a standup job for what would likely be half the cost.

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!

He just had to drain a 6 - footer for par, and he's struggled to make headway on longer holes.

As for Burnley, they continue to enjoy massive success on home soil and they will be looking to make headway up the league table by collecting three points at Turf Moor against the rapidly fading Champions.

Swansea's change of manager has seem the pull a couple of points clear of the drop zone and this is a huge chance for them to make further headway up to safety.

Guidelines from Headway and the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence state people should not play any contact sport for at least three weeks after suffering a concussion.

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

Residents and activists felt they had made headway last year when the Chicago Park District promised to set aside $ 1.5 million in the budget for a park.

And Jamie Oliver was even kicked out of LA County schools for bringing light to the issue, amongst other district nutrition problems, but it seems he may actually be making some headway.

When your child finally goes down for a nap, you'd rather use that far - too - short alone time to make headway on work, instead of taking time for yourself and, you know, grooming.

While this bill was not passed during this spring's legislative session, its introduction and debate has made great headway in breastfeeding laws, particularly for working mothers.

I support trying to make some headway with maternity leave and making the workplace more conducive for breastfeeding and pumping mothers.

He has been a top target of the Senate Democrats, though, given the vagaries of Western New York politics (in which Democrats can often be mistaken for conservatives), they were unable to make much headway last year.

Former Independence Party member and Staten Island gadfly Frank Morano claims he has made some headway in his long - shot campaign to draft retired Paychex CEO and ex-New York resident Tom Golisano to run for president as a (small i) independent.

State lawmakers appeared to make little public headway on how long to extend the program, which Assembly Democrats previously approved for a three - year extension, a bill that is backed by Gov. Andrew Cuomo.

After the governor's proposals to elevate the threshold of adult criminality to 18 years and to create a special monitor to review cases where a grand jury decides not to indict a police officer for killing a potentially unarmed civilian failed to make headway in the State Senate, Mr. Cuomo rolled out a pair of executive orders.

Poloncarz also said he expects to gain more headway with his proposed Fair Housing Law, which adds to existing state and federal anti-discrimination legislation to prohibit housing discrimination based on sources of income, which are frequently cited as a pretext for discriminating against prospective tenants and buyers based on race, marital status and disabilities.

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.

Just as damaging to morale was Labour's failure to take, or make the hoped - for headway in, any of the traditional Conservative strongholds in London — Wandsworth, Westminster, and Barnet (where the row over antisemitism in the party had a devastating effect).

For Byrne and Twigg, very much on the Blairite wing of the party, demotion is punishment for a summer of relative silence and an inability to make headway against a pair departments which aren't strangers to the odd gafFor Byrne and Twigg, very much on the Blairite wing of the party, demotion is punishment for a summer of relative silence and an inability to make headway against a pair departments which aren't strangers to the odd gaffor a summer of relative silence and an inability to make headway against a pair departments which aren't strangers to the odd gaffe,

While Ed Miliband and Balls are frowned on for not making more headway against an unpopular government during an economic downturn, Cooper stays above the fray, unaffected and increasingly admired.

«This agreement between the IRTE and the IMI will allow us to make major headway in generating further take - up of irtec and strengthening it for the future.

«This needs to be backed up by government investment in money management education for those millions of people struggling to make headway in a difficult landscape of dwindling services.»