Synonyms for go a long way
go a long way

Princeton's WordNet

1. go a long wayverb

   suffice or be adequate for a while or to a certain extent

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1. • Suffice

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1. Thomas Ahart:

   Our staff and students are forced to train for these incidents and the trauma associated with the repeated drills and incidents will remain with them for years to come. It's unfortunate that our state and our country have become a place where firearms are far too easily accessible. We remain committed to protecting our students and staff, but real change to gun laws and access would go a long way to help us.

2. Ravi Shah:

   If you keep yourself active physically, mentally and socially and use a light box, that's going to go a long way.

3. Hari Sevugan:

   Sunday's debate could be an important step to heal and strengthen the party, a measured, respectful conversation could go a long way.

4. Steve Krakauer:

   Having enough introspection and humility to step back and say, ‘I'm a journalist, and my audience doesn't trust me,’ would actually go a long way toward recovery. So often the response from the press is to look for reasons the audience distrusts them as some version of the audience's fault – as if it couldn't possibly be earned distrust, but the truth is, with more sources than ever, the establishment press needs to work harder than ever to maintain and grow their audience, and give the readers and viewers a reason to turn the trust factor around.

5. Elio Cruz:

   Latinos have been harassed and victimized in East Haven for many years, but things are starting to change, we still have a long way to go, but people are less afraid then they used to be.