Sentence examples for aggressive inroads from inspiring English sources
The year 2000 has seen foreign telcos make aggressive inroads on American soil, buying or in discussions to buy U.S.-based Internet and infrastructure companies.
As such, initiation of epigenetic therapies targeting Ezh2 (for example, DZNep [ 19]) may offer new inroads to alleviate TNBCs and their aggressive recurrence.
The slower growth underscored the growing aggressive competition from phone companies like Verizon, which are making inroads in the fight for broadband customers and could continue to win new customers at the expense of the cable operators, analysts said.
Horner admitted Mercedes "start as favourites" but said his team would "make significant inroads hopefully", adding that "Renault are taking an aggressive development approach".
According to David Axelrod, she had urged the campaign to be aggressive in its outreach to female voters, and her husband had made significant inroads with a demographic that had been a Clinton stronghold.
Google is only making inroads.
Obama is making inroads".
She was making inroads into their savings.
But Bilbao is making inroads here, too.
