Sentence examples for few inroads from inspiring English sources

Savoy is overwhelmingly Roman Catholic; Protestantism has made few inroads.

The company has made few inroads in hip-hop and rap.

The royal wedding has made few inroads into the Chinese consciousness, except in select passionate corners.

Wahhabi Islam has made few inroads here, but the threat is growing.

The green design revolution, though, has made few inroads with actual composters.

Femen's "Better naked than the burqa" campaign has made few inroads here.

Most of this growth is occurring in developing countries, where the Web is dominant and applications stores and the like have made fewer inroads.

Republicans have high hopes for the mid-term elections, but they are making fewer inroads than might be expected with one key group: Affluent voters.

Despite his high profile, he made few real inroads in national politics, prompting him to retire in 1995 after a quarter-century in office.

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Over the past few years, inroads into understanding genetic predisposition by glycemic and nonglycemic factors have been achieved through genome-wide analyses.