Sentence examples for continuing to make inroads from inspiring English sources

"We're continuing to make inroads among customers who are concerned about some of the distressed carriers, and that is an opportunity for us".

"Raising guidance in the face of these headwinds, capturing market share and continuing to make inroads overseas are all positive," said Alan Lancz, president of the wealth management firm Alan B. Lancz Inc. in Toledo, Ohio, who owns FedEx shares.

Tottenham had the bit between their teeth when they emerged for the second half and, with Rose continuing to make inroads against Joel Campbell and Mathieu Debuchy on the Arsenal right, the equaliser had been advertised.

Windows Phone is continuing to make inroads into the European smartphone market, according to the latest smartphone sales data from Kantar Worldpanel ComTech, for the three months to September 2013.

USA continued to make inroads.

Yet gun rights groups have continued to make inroads in many Republican-controlled states.

Competitors worry that the F.T.C.'s decision will allow Google to continue to make inroads at their expense.

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.

"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".

While women continue to make inroads into prestigious, high-wage professions dominated by men, more men are reaching for the dream in female-dominated occupations that their fathers might never have considered.