Sentence examples for early inroads from inspiring English sources

Broadband made early inroads, so even that period's primitive PCs could do some complicated things.

Satellite providers made early inroads into the high-definition market, but cable is catching up.

The style in which the day finished was in stark contrast to the morning, when an uninspired England failed to make the early inroads they required.

That young man was George HW Bush, fresh out of the CIA and looking to make early inroads in New Hampshire's political scene.

After the visitors' failure to make early inroads, they agreed to throw down some declaration bowling with Poynton giving his wicket-keeper's pads to Wes Durston.

After making early inroads, Lancashire have not really made the best of the flirty conditions that have offered seam movement all day.

We were fortunate to make inroads early on with companies like Nike, Ascis, and adidas who tested the OrthoLite material and vetted it, creating credibility in the industry as their usage grew.

But what really seems to have propelled the company's early success are the inroads Mr. Eisenberg has made with major retailers.

It was O'Mara who had the early chances to make inroads in the singles match, taking Edmund to deuce in his second service game and having a break point which he failed to take in the next.

In international competition, the earlier you can make inroads into your opponent's psyche the better.

The need to empower family and community caregivers with adequate knowledge is one of the key building blocks of an effective child survival strategy that makes inroads where earlier measures did not.