Sentence examples for The inroads of from inspiring English sources

The inroads of tuberculosis have also been greatly reduced.

Farther inland, the inroads of mining into forest areas have given rise to environmental disputes.

Florida growers fought to limit the inroads of Brazilian juice producers.

At this time Massachusetts was the scene of a religious revival opposed to the inroads of science.

The declining market share reflects the inroads of Honda and Toyota in the minivan market that Chrysler once dominated.

Management says cuts are necessary because of decline in attendance & wagering attributed to the inroads of off-track betting.

Russia has also expressed an interest in maintaining the territorial integrity of Syria – common ground for each side, not to mention the increasing inroads of the Islamic State terror group.

Indeed, practically all types of Northern Hemisphere plants, except those of the polar tundra, are found in China, and, despite the continuous inroads of humans over the millennia, China still is home to some of the world's most exotic animals.

German archaeologists who made the first careful study of the site, before World War I, recognized the despoiling inroads of irrigation waters drawn from a tributary of the Euphrates River, 50 miles south of modern Baghdad.

[C2.] Intel Defends Its Mobile-Chip Turf Intel executives took the stage at an industry gathering to deflect the first inroads of Transmeta, a tiny but highly visible competitor, in the lucrative chip market for portable computers.

In a Silicon Valley rendering of "The Empire Strikes Back," Intel Corporation executives took the stage at an industry gathering today to deflect the first inroads of a tiny but highly visible competitor in the lucrative chip market for portable computers.