Sentence examples for creating inroads from inspiring English sources

The Scot, who had reached the semi-finals or better on his last four appearances here, had much more trouble creating inroads into Federer's service games, converting one of only two break points which he had forced.

A recent fintech event on Capitol Hill, for example, which brought together leaders in blockchain technology, was a promising example of a burgeoning new industry creating inroads with the elected officials who wield influence over its regulatory future.

"The excuses, the blatant anti-immigrant rhetoric and their unwillingness to vote for immigration reform have made it abundantly clear to us all that Republicans are not interested in creating inroads or addressing the concerns of the Latino and immigrant community," Saenz said in a statement.

That has created inroads around the world for its non-Japanese rivals, like Volkswagen of Germany, Hyundai of South Korea and the Detroit automakers, all of which are benefiting from relatively weaker currencies.

In his counter narrative, he argued that Uber was not just urban (it could create inroads in suburbia), not just a car service (it was in logistics & transportation) and that it was working with other businesses to create global networking benefits.

Recent advances in our ability to mathematically investigate the dynamic complexity of biomolecular systems, have created inroads into these systems.

You want to make inroads without creating landslides.

Those last two could create new inroads to Spotify or suck in talk radio fans.

Meanwhile, Spotify creates more inroads to its service as partners promote their apps.

Together, my students and I have created new inroads to justice and freedom.

The AFL-CIO created the group in 2003 to make inroads with non-union workers at a time when unions are shrinking.