Sentence examples for biggest inroads from inspiring English sources

As a dealer told a journalist investigating why Americans bought Volkswagens in 1955, the car "'was just the thing for the wife to run around town in.' Two- car suburbia is where Volkswagen has made its biggest inroads".

In fact, a host of countries led by Turkey — but not including the United States — have made the biggest inroads, much to the chagrin of people here in Najaf like the governor.

Some of Brazil's biggest inroads, predictably, are in Portuguese-speaking countries like Angola, where the Brazilian construction company Odebrecht ranks among the largest employers, and Mozambique, where the mining giant Vale has begun a $6 billion coal expansion project.

Advanced Medical has made its biggest inroads in Colorado.

But the majority-minority, affluent suburban district is exactly the kind of haven of antipathy toward Trump where Democrats expect to make their biggest inroads on Nov. 6.

To that end, China's biggest inroad has been made with the ESA through the space science programme.

This is why Carnival and NCL have failed to make big inroads into the Japanese market.

Ukip therefore needs to make very big inroads into Labour's traditional white, working-class electorate.

Sony is pushing to make bigger inroads in the smartphone market with sleek models like the Xperia.

They made big inroads into the Republicans' dominance of the suburbs, where American elections are lost and won these days.

His impact has been huge in terms of making big inroads into the batting lineup but even more so mentally.