Sentence examples for decisive inroads from inspiring English sources
And why didn't Labour make more decisive inroads in Tory-led Birmingham, site of some of the most brutal and controversial local authority cuts, for example, or much headway in the poorer districts in the east of Kent (Thanet, Medway, Dartford).
Hildreth had earlier been rewarded for declaring Somerset's first innings on 400 for nine at the only time in the game when skies were overcast, a decision which helped his seamers make early inroads and paved the way for Dockrell's decisive spell.
On foreign policy, Fiorina -- who recently has been making inroads in the nation's first primary state of New Hampshire -- came across as knowledgeable and decisive and appeared intent on mitigating concerns that she doesn't have the requisite experience to lead the nation on the world stage. .
Google is only making inroads.
Obama is making inroads".
She was making inroads into their savings.
Mr. Christie declared that his decisive win should be a lesson for the nation's broken political system and his feuding party: In a state where Democrats outnumber Republicans by over 700,000, Mr. Christie won a majority of the votes of women and Hispanics and made impressive inroads among younger voters and blacks — groups that Republicans nationally have struggled to attract.
But Bilbao is making inroads here, too.
But Asian banks are making inroads.
