Sentence examples for failed to make inroads from inspiring English sources

However, these approaches have largely failed to make inroads into Pleistocene European hunter-gatherer archaeology.

He has tried and failed to make inroads with the Knicks, much to the chagrin of fans like Goldman.

The Republicans, on the other hand, failed to make inroads among minority voters, including Asian-Americans, and are facing a formidable generational wall.

While Korea's heavily produced boy and girl bands and syrupy television dramas have done well in the rest of Asia, the "Korean Wave" has so far failed to make inroads in the West — until "Gangnam Style".

Then, in elections last month, the Canadian Alliance, a party determined to repeal the gun-control law, failed to make inroads against the Liberal Party, the authors of the law.

In Germany, meanwhile, where the extreme right has failed to make inroads, the political sensation of the summer has been the taboo-busting, bestselling book by Thilo Sarazzin, a former Berlin central banker.

This is why Carnival and NCL have failed to make big inroads into the Japanese market.

Meanwhile, Alcatel has failed to make the inroads into the United States market that it sought in acquiring Lucent.

Mr. Putin now faces five candidates who, the polls indicate, have failed to make serious inroads against his popularity.

U.S. pioneers, including Yahoo, eBay, Google, and Facebook, have failed to make significant inroads in China, where the government exercises strong control over the internet and foreign ownership.

Mélenchon tried hard to convince those voters to choose a leftwing alternative, but failed to make significant inroads, not matching Le Pen's wider appeal.