Sentence examples for considerable inroads from inspiring English sources
First, modern post-heart attack care has made considerable inroads in preventing late sudden cardiac death.
Cable companies have made considerable inroads at offering telephone service and high-speed Internet access.
Rightwing populism is on the march, and it is making considerable inroads into working-class communities that traditionally opted for the left.
Over the last 18 months, Mr. Obama and the Democratic Congress have made considerable inroads in passing what could be the most ambitious agenda in decades.
Considerable inroads have been made into the local teaching requirement, directed especially towards level 2. In the present universal climate of limited resources, nothing is achieved quickly, and local government support is essential to reach project fulfilment.
Transifex is an open source translation management solution with considerable inroads in the Fedora and Red Hat community (some 600 translators for approx. 10 millions of users of the translated programs).
(Government official, Vietnam) "… The policy inroads that X can make are very considerable, really because of her long history and association with the ANC and her ability, and also because of the links that she has.
Respondents in government often referred to the contribution of specific trusted individuals (even if the analytical work had come from a broader team): "… The policy inroads that X can make are very considerable, really because of her long history and association with the ANC and her ability, and also because of the links that she has.
Google is only making inroads.
Obama is making inroads".
