Sentence examples for What inroads from inspiring English sources

Rodgers was otherwise left to reflect on exactly what inroads Celtic can legitimately make in this competition without spending vast sums.

Regardless of what inroads will be made into both the large- and midsizecompanies, 1999 will be a transitional year at best for the enterprise software market.

THE OPTIONS One is to wait and see, determining what marketing inroads Thinking Caps can achieve with the publication of Ms. Mayzler's book.

What made these inroads more effective was Philip's uncanny talent for diplomacy and the fighting between the various poleis.

Executives also complain that the news media have ignored the music while hyping Latin pop stars who sing in English, a tendency that they say raises questions about what kind of inroads authentically Latin music can make in the United States.

Their Chicago campaign of the previous year — an attempt to make inroads in what King called "the teeming ghettos of the North" — had been a failure.

They asked why no similar attention was accorded all those successful and inspirational Muslim women who have made inroads into what is still largely a man's world.

Their Chicago campaign of the previous year an attempt to make inroads in what King called "the teeming ghettos of the North"—had been a failure.

Offering unusual mechanical timepieces with attachable digital instruments for diving and free skiing, the brand has made inroads in what has tended to be a market dominated by heritage brands.

By the 90s, this bourgeoisie in Bengal (after more than a quarter of a century of communist rule) had all but been destroyed, and Hindi – again, via popular culture – had made its inroads into what had seemed a inviolable bubble.

Gov. Bill Clinton of Arkansas recaptured for his party yesterday the Democrats who had fled to Ronald Reagan, and he made strong inroads into what had been Republican strongholds in the suburbs and among voters who label themselves moderates and independents.