Sentence examples for continued to make inroads from inspiring English sources
USA continued to make inroads.
Yet gun rights groups have continued to make inroads in many Republican-controlled states.
White women continued to make inroads based on increased access to professional and managerial occupations, including human resource departments of major corporations, where they became an internal force for change.
Greedy or not, Taylor continued to make inroads down the left and with both Ashley Barnes and Sam Vokes playing, it was a surprise Burnley could not take greater advantage of a string of first-half crosses.
The number three reached three figures from 156 balls, even though Hampshire continued to make inroads, as Samit Patel, Riki Wessels and skipper Chris Read all fell relatively cheaply.
The tourists started well as Thisara Perera yorked opener Jimmy Adams for four and they continued to make inroads into the Lions - a side containing many players on the fringe of Test selection.
Although Islamist political movements have taken a battering at the hands of Arab governments, the rousing language of religious revival continues to make inroads.
So Goodell continues to make inroads into a market that on paper should generate more income for the league in broadcast deals, sponsorships and merchandise sales.
"We're continuing to make inroads among customers who are concerned about some of the distressed carriers, and that is an opportunity for us".
"Volume should be up slightly in most of our markets, we continue to make inroads in places like the Asia Pacific and we expect a recovery there".
