Sentence examples for from the inroads from inspiring English sources

Besides the divergence in economies, Hong Kong has benefited lately from the inroads it has made among non-Asian companies.

Now, even the giants are suffering from the inroads of low-cost Chinese manufacturers, and for Sony, growth has abruptly stalled.

Franklin Resources, known for its Franklin and Templeton mutual funds, also benefits from the inroads it is making among investors based overseas, particularly in India, Taiwan and South Korea.

You can get a chill just turning the pages of "Youth at the Edge," a report from the Southern Poverty Law Center on the inroads that organized hate groups are making among angry white youths in communities that are struggling despite the economic boom of the past few years.

Is this generation of our city's public school children better off than those who were beginning to benefit from the positive inroads — swiftly jettisoned under a "new broom sweeps clean" philosophy — made by two former chancellors, Harold O. Levy and Rudy Crew?

From the military's vantage point, the inroads by Islamic-oriented civil servants constitute a dangerous weaving.

In 1972 Chavez sought assistance from the AFL-CIO, which offered help against the inroads being made by the Teamsters.

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

The inroads of tuberculosis have also been greatly reduced.

Overall though, the inroads have been negligible.

The deal between the United States and Turkey, as described by the American officials, would implicitly freeze the Y.P.G. from making inroads into the border area near Aleppo.