Sentence examples for enormous inroads from inspiring English sources
"It's nice to see more commercial festivals making enormous inroads into improving their sustainability".
Rock and roll had made enormous inroads into country music when Mr. Atkins was operating as a record producer.
Right now, the GOP is threatening to make enormous inroads with female voters by nominating so many female senate and gubernatorial candidates.
But, thanks to the enormous inroads finally achieved in the past year in the field of digital technology and the explosive growth of the Internet, convergence is building up a head of steam that looks unstoppable this time around.
But the company has not made as many inroads in the enormous baby business, in part because it's already such a crowded corner of retailing and, in part, because Disney — aware that some parents think it already wields too much influence on childhood — has proceeded with caution.
One of the companies that has tried to make inroads into Napster's enormous population of users is Aimster, a company that helps users share music via America Online's Instant Messenger software.
IBM failed to make inroads against Windows with OS/2; once high-flying RealNetworks has come under enormous pressure as Microsoft threatens to surpass Real's market share in streaming media.
The enormous preschool market, on the other hand, represents an area of growth for Disney, which has made inroads with programs like "Mickey Mouse Clubhouse" but has not found a cultural phenomenon like "Dora the Explorer".
But the election of Obama, and the emergence of an enormous surge in voter participation among Black and Latino voters, does allow us to consider actions to make serious inroads into this problem, which would have been out of the question 30 years ago.
Google is only making inroads.
