Sentence examples for building inroads from inspiring English sources

Instead of building its own computer vision-enabled hardware, Matroid is building inroads inside the hardware ecosystem to implement its technology.

Latino and Native American students are matriculating into and graduating from science programs at an increasing rate; and opportunities at research corporations and federal laboratories are building inroads for nonacademic science careers.

Solem is a computer vision specialist who sold his previous company, the facial recognition startup Polar Rose, to Apple; and his latest venture has raised $24.5 million so far from the likes of Sequoia, Atomico, Navinfo, BMW and Samsung — leading the way to building some interesting inroads with potential customers.

The United States has to be careful how it handles the Kenyatta issue, analysts say, because Mr. Kenyatta could easily turn to China, which has made important inroads here, building highways and even covertly financing some Kenyan military operations.

Hyperloop One has also made inroads to building its tech across the globe, partnering with several cargo ports, including in Russia, Finland and a recent announcement with DPWorld in Dubai.

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.

Sample stakeholder value propositions Manufacturers and suppliers have the capacity to make significant inroads in building food safety awareness among suppliers, small and medium sized enterprises through the dissemination of training resources and other data, research, and literature related to meeting relevant food safety regulation.

The Russians and Chinese are also making inroads into plane-building.

Nokia is also making inroads in the business of building mobile-phone infrastructure, a field Ericsson has dominated.

When the votes were counted on November 4, Reagan was the victor by a landslide, making major inroads into the traditional Democratic coalition (and building a legion of so-called Reagan Democrats) and winning every region of the country.

Devoted widow of the late James A. Dobkin, she was the wise, loving and vibrant head of her own family and as well that of her late sister Natalie Grumet, while building an interior design practice in Bethesda, Maryland that made historic inroads in the furtherance of universal design as a concept for interior living for the physically challenged.