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Meanings of little headway in English
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Usage of little headway in English
1
Diplomatic efforts to resolve the crisis have made little headway so far.
2
However the talks in the Ugandan capital Kampala have made little headway.
3
Some said we gained a little headway; others said we did not.
4
The cattle were very unruly, and Jim made little headway with them.
5
So far he had made but little headway against Temple's astounding coolness.
6
However, past efforts to boost competition in the sector have made little headway.
7
The first six years that Girard was in Philadelphia he made little headway.
8
It made little headway at the South, except in two or three States.
9
But the agreement was short on specifics and negotiations have made little headway.
10
The vessel lost what little headway she had and drifted heavily to leeward.
11
But these have made little headway in developing the communications sector.
12
Happily the flames had made but little headway, and were quickly beaten down.
13
It was well that she was, for Wayne himself seemed making little headway.
14
He made little headway but he is not one to give up easily.
15
It was lucky, though, you had so little headway on, Frank.
16
Since Brexit, talks on a new trade deal have so far made little headway.
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