Sentence examples for and inroads from inspiring English sources

And inroads, however slight, are being made into the American marketplace.

Thereafter he consistently opposed Soviet demands for concessions and inroads on his country's independence.

Michael Barone, the host of American Public Media's "Pipedreams," said, "Although the virtual organ continues to make improvements and inroads, I have not yet heard a synthetic instrument which is equal to the very best of the real thing".

Mr. Williamson, whose fiddling with the text and constant updating took him through 50 revisions, starts with Mr. Murdoch as the young heir to a failing Australian newspaper and follows him as he parlays success in Australia to tabloid triumphs in Britain, the purchase of The Times of London, and inroads into the United States.

There are also Web sites, such as InternshipPrograms.com, the Minority Professional Network, and INROADS that offer information about internships.

If building significant integrations and inroads into the services of companies like Oracle isn't enough, the startup is also building a defensible position in terms of its own IP, having received patents for its Behavior Engine, Dynamic Game Engine, Reputation Mechanics, and Social Mechanics.

Quick and significant inroads for Pakistan and the game would be there for the winning.

With a renewed sense of purpose and a common goal, NGOs and their partners intend to make strong and lasting inroads into reducing the disease burden of the world's most affected populations through effective research action.

Some Islamic and Christian inroads have been made, but animism and ancestor worship predominate.

"And you are looking at much heavier supply of the most profitable vehicles and major inroads by foreign manufacturers in trucks and sport utility vehicles".

And as the drug became a lo-fi replacement for white-market drugs like Percocet and Oxycontin, it made the predictable and cliché inroads into Pittsburgh's suburbs.