Sentence examples for direct inroads from inspiring English sources

What we have here, you gather, is another of those wartime-through-the-eyes-of-a-child novels, in which the war will boom dimly in the background for a time, before gradually making more direct inroads.

However, despite the small differences in craniofacial anatomy relative to that of the Malawi adaptive radiation as a whole, our findings provide a direct inroad into the genetic basis of nested craniofacial variation that is relevant across multiple levels of organization.

In the second half, we were a little more direct and made some inroads".

Our research is directed towards finding inroad(s) for conversion of detonation nanodiamond to more standard nanopowder with, first of all, enhancement of chemical and phase purity and, secondly, establish monofunctional surface termination.

No surprise that direct sellers have been making inroads on the O's.

At the same time, other companies coming at logistics from other categories outside of food — think Amazon here, but also Uber — will also likely make deeper inroads and become more direct competitors.

Pentecostals and other Protestants — promising a more direct, less hierarchical connection to God — have made inroads here and in Haiti.

The company -- built around routers and switches that are used to direct the flow of data -- is making inroads with some newer product lines.

The Internet has made steady inroads in Morocco; major institutions have direct access to it, while private individuals can connect via telecommunications "boutiques," a version of the cyber cafés found in many Western countries, and through home computers.

Therefore, we now have both direct and indirect evidence that we are making inroads on improving this outcome through our work in Biological Inquiry.

Now Pakistanis are making inroads in the opposite direction.