Sentence examples for about inroads from inspiring English sources

There is always talk about inroads and pipelines, coaching staffs that reshuffle and conferences that realign.

Those associated with Japanese professional baseball are worried about inroads that M.L.B. might be making on their fan base.

But this year, concern about inroads by competitors like Nortel Networks and Cisco Systems has pushed Lucent's price down 53percentt.

Mrs. Kirchner did not respond to an invitation to speak at the press association's meeting, where concerns about inroads on press freedoms dominated the agenda.

The government is worried about inroads by jihadist groups like Hizb-ut Tahrir, and there have been periodic outbreaks of fighting in the south.

Tells about the inroads made by Pepsi-Cola in Egypt, & about the war between the two cola drinks that has ranged over much of the earth.

He said Microsoft was particularly concerned about the inroads that the open-source idea was making in other countries.

There are, however, skeptics about the inroads philosophy has and can make in Dutch life, particularly concerning matters beyond religion, democracy, and multiculturalism.

Then she read in the Times about the inroads that raccoons were making in Washington D.C. &assumed it reflected politicians'jitters.

The Strand's general manager, Eddie Sutton, said that while the store remained healthy, he worried about continuing inroads by larger bookstores, Internet vendors and e-book sales.

Something else? Instead, each recommendation seems to be motivated by paranoia about the inroads being made by what the report describes as lower-quality content.