Sentence examples for begin to make inroads from inspiring English sources

The economist said he believed the recent deal by members of the oil cartel Opec to continue cutting output would begin to make inroads into global oil stocks towards the end of 2017.

Bottled Out of Eden arrives as the band begin to make inroads in that domain, but rather than imbue their sound with a little Tame Impala-like polish, this is an even more adventurous and cheerfully skewed exercise in prog-tinged psychedelia than 2014's stunning The Unravelling.

AI-heavy or -driven startups will begin to make inroads into Southeast Asia.

But I didn't foresee how quickly advanced technologies would begin to make inroads even on in-person services.

But it has begun to make inroads in new markets.

At the same time, One2One is beginning to make inroads into the business market.

We are just beginning to make inroads in gastric cancer pharmacogenetics, mostly through small, pilot retrospective studies.

There, they were greeted as conquering heroes and began to make inroads into Trump's campaign.

(The group has only recently begun to make inroads in the U.S).

The company's closest competitor, CME Group, has only begun to make inroads into derivatives clearing, he said.

3D printing technology is driving innovation in a wide variety of disciplines, and is beginning to make inroads into the fields of medicine and biology.