Sentence examples for can inroads from inspiring English sources
Can inroads be made in his ignorance that would lead him to reconsider some of his pernicious beliefs?
Aerospace, racecars, and the medical field are all industries where additive manufacturing can make inroads.
Wherever there are microphones and amplifiers, rock can make inroads, and it has never stopped trying.
If Working America can make inroads there, we'll have the makings of a political earthquake.
Activists also say they can make inroads in elections here by avoiding party labels.
Missionaries have found that by starting with the Koran's Jesus story, they can make inroads with Muslims who reject the Bible out of hand.
Moving forward, Guppy believes the US national team can makes inroads into latino communities, but still thinks the Mexican national team phenomenon is there to stay.
For a vivid and poignant illustration of how insisting on the law can make inroads on even the most ingrained of tribal cultures, read this story by Alissa Rubin from Afghanistan, featured on Page One of Monday's IHT.
Which is why he has been looking forward to this summer, when he believes the channel can make inroads by offering original shows while the broadcast networks are in reruns.
