Sentence examples for despite these inroads from inspiring English sources

And yet: progress has slowed, despite these inroads.

Despite those inroads into South Africa's batting lineup, England were left ruing their failure to review a declined lbw shout against Dean Elgar when he was trapped in front by Ben Stokes on 56.

These inroads caused resentment, and there is evidence of widespread resistance, most of it passive.

Despite the inroads made by Ms. Rousseff and others, Brazil ranks remarkably low in the representation of women in politics.

Despite the inroads of evidence-based medicine, M.R.I.s, angiograms and PET scanners, there is clearly something special, perhaps even healing, about touch.

Despite the inroads made by the opposition, followers of Mr. Chávez still control the Supreme Court, the National Assembly, the federal bureaucracy and every state company.

Their continued existence at the turn of the 21st century as subscription houses offering seasons of plays confirmed the vitality of American theatre despite the inroads made on audiences' attention by film, television, and other popular media.

Deutsche Telekom's spying strikes a chord among ordinary Germans because it remains the dominant provider of fixed-line phone service here despite the inroads made by rivals in recent years.

About Kirstein's enduring personal appeal, despite the inroads of the illness, Duberman leaves us in no doubt, citing "Lincoln's generosity of spirit and his muted self-display; his range of interests and breadth of knowledge; his piercing intelligence, self-awareness, animal energy, and — though he liked to disguise it — his talent for intimacy".

As things stand - and despite the inroads made by UKIP over the last decade - the Conservatives are still the dominant force, with half the available seats.

It is true that rural Ibiza retains a certain timelessness, despite the inroads mass tourism has made in other parts of the island.