Sentence examples for for the inroads from inspiring English sources

Such people provide a potential nucleus for serious major efforts to plan for the inroads of information technology.

This alone accounts for the inroads he made into the Hispanic vote, which has traditionally gone to Democrats by two to one.

Back-row forward Tom Croft, named captain on his 100th start for Leicester, made inroads immediately from the kick- off, earning the Tigers a penalty which Ford easily slotted through the posts.

For all the inroads it has made into mainstream culture, Wolfe Video still experiences pushback from potential customers.

For all the inroads by other sports, baseball still extends its roots deeply into the continental soil.

Compare, for example, the inroads made into the old ways of running the prison and police services, compared with the neanderthal world of the fire service.

For all the inroads that female power brokers like Marissa Mayer of Google or Sheryl Sandberg of Facebook have made, the upper echelon of the tech world remains largely a male domain.

For all the inroads jazz has made into concert halls, the music's mythic home is still an out-of-the-way little bar where saxophone lines entwine with curling wisps of smoke.

For all the inroads that business may have made in the city, it is still a company town and the allure of rubbing shoulders with senators and statesmen at cocktail receptions is an intoxicating one, even for a billionaire.

MISS VAN BEUREN DIES IH HER OLD CITY HOME; Her Mansion in Fourteenth Street Has for Years Defied the Inroads of Business Buildings.

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