Sentence examples for Recent inroads from inspiring English sources

Grassroots organisation remains strong despite the recent inroads made by the BJP.

Jaish al-Fatah has made recent inroads into regime held territory, capturing Idlib and other towns and villages.

Whether or not these initiatives work may determine whether eBay can build on a healthy holiday season and combat competitive threats like Google's recent inroads into e-commerce.

A company whose market share in its two core products is still so high — despite recent inroads by a certain flashy competitor — that it qualifies as a monopoly.

The medium is of course broadcast television, which remains a powerful way to peddle products despite the recent inroads made by alternative ways to watch programs, which include the Internet, digital video recorders, cellphones, DVD players and video on demand.

Despite recent inroads, businesses do not routinely seek out schools to offer their help, Ms. Gubing said, and teachers still tend to be standoffish when asked to bring newcomers to the classroom.

Democrats have made inroads in recent elections among affluent, well-educated voters.

Despite the New York Stock Exchange's dominance, electronic competitors have made inroads in recent years.

Perhaps it was an ill-conceived extension of the government's recent attempts at making inroads in Africa.

It has made inroads in recent years with its addition of public golf courses to the Open rotation.

Manchester United, Liverpool and Arsenal are still the big teams here with Chelsea making some inroads in recent years.