Sentences with phrase «real headway»
The phrase "real headway" means making actual progress or achieving significant advancements in a particular situation or task. Full definition
If the legal establishment was willing to listen to some of the experienced SRLs like me who have learned from their experiences then I believe we could make real headway in designing forums and processes that vastly improve on what we have.
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Parents are able to make real headway in helping young teens learn to navigate the road ahead.
The people of Suffolk deserve a more dynamic body that works together to make real headway on intractable problems.
Are we going to see real headway in New York or anywhere else on evaluating teachers and then doing something about the bad ones?
For us, we felt, in and of its own right, it was an important enough problem and one that we could make real headway on earlier than passenger transportation.»
It's gone down fresh avenues with its education work, made real headway on some of its key global goals, and opened a big new area of exploration with an initiative on U.S. poverty.
Murphy, one of the most senior Blairites left standing, was making real headway in his shadow defence brief, and had sensed an opportunity to recreate Labour as the party of the armed forces while the coalition slashed away at numbers and resources.
initiative have made some real headway.
But that's been the pattern, is that whenever our movements get any real headway, they get brought in from the cold to the Democratic Party.
I thought finally something was working out for us and we're managing to make some real headway.
If you're starting from zero you can take one of their free courses and use their calculators to make some real headway on your finances.
IM needs a new value proposition for both clients and recruits, and needs to be displacing or absorbing competitors in the London mid-tier if it is to make any real headway.
However, Wragges has been seeking a tie - up with a smaller London firm with several niche practice areas since realising it was struggling to make real headway in the competitive City market, since launching there in 2000.
But Jean Chatzky has profiles of six individuals who are making real headway on their loans.
One year later, it's making some real headway.
Moreover, if BQ wants to make any real headway in the UK, it will need to adjust its pricing.