Sentence examples for better inroads from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Bloomberg made better inroads with minority voters than Mr. Giuliani did.

But Mr. Bloomberg made better inroads with minority voters than Mr. Giuliani did in his last race for mayor.

"The reason why we have not made better inroads is because people have been looking at this…as if it's one singular unitary universal problem that affects all individuals equally".

The identification of high-frequency histone mutations in pediatric high-grade gliomas has given us an inroad to better understand and to treat these deadly tumors.

"Detroit has made large inroads into making better products.

Without getting into details about how we approached the issue as a staff, we were able to get started on what could be an overwhelming task - defining and elevating the behavioral standard for over 350 children and the tens of staff that support them - and make meaningful inroads towards a better outcome.

Understanding how 5-HT7 downsignalssignare ableable to regulate many crucial functions will be critical in making inroads towards achieving better regulation of mammary gland development, lactation, nursing, and understanding its involvement in breast pathologies including breast cancer.

Notwithstanding the inroads made by better-capitalized and loosely regulated competition, the specialist system has survived as the cornerstone of a fair, open and accessible NYSE.

Governments often ignore these providers, but it may be time to better harness them and their community inroads.

Mr. Ballmer contends that the partnership will allow it to create a better search product and make meaningful inroads against Google, which handles roughly two out of every three search queries in the United States.

IDC analysts say that Palm will lose more market share in 2002, citing the better opportunity for PocketPC to make inroads to large corporate customers.