Sentence examples for an inroads from inspiring English sources

However, there is evidence in extant literature that human concepts of motion in space and the representation of spatial relationships is a class of knowledge that frequently recruits modal simulation and that the body should thus serve as an inroads to promoting domain-relevant understanding of spatial concepts.

"That sort of gave me an inroads to this sort avuncular figure in Denzel and an aunt figure in Pauletta.

He expressed doubt about how much of an inroad Google Fiber would make.

The writer is just not of interest to the public as somebody who may have an inroad into consciousness.

If you did, you had an inroad to hanging around with Louis himself, whom the French (including Louis) considered a kind of god.

The owners are seeking an agreement that would provide financial relief, while the union feels the owners' proposals would make too much of an inroad into players' salaries.

Control of MobileOne, owner of a license for faster wireless Internet access, would offer an inroad to Singapore's $1.4 billion mobile-phone market.

Kundalini Yoga, which your article failed to mention, caters to people of all fitness levels and uses the physical as an inroad to the sublime.

How much of an inroad will Alex Rodriguez (518) make in his attempt to supplant Bonds as the career home run leader?

This was the time for the Mets, hot of late with 7 victories in 10 games, to begin making an inroad on the Phillies' shockingly huge division lead.

As for issues like abortion or same-sex marriage that Republicans here once talked about as an inroad to reaching socially conservative Catholic and Evangelical Christian Hispanic voters, one might need a microscope to find those.