Sentence examples for global inroads from inspiring English sources

He is almost certainly correct in arguing that the alternative to Britain's global inroads would not have been a pure, unsullied world, but rather the emergence of other empires that might have been worse.

The Lehman acquisition has started to help Nomura make inroads in global investment banking, where it struggled earlier.

Hardware makers like Huawei, Lenovo, and Xiaomi and are, or have made, inroads into global markets already.

That has helped Mazda join its bigger cousins in making deeper inroads into the global market.

The global campaign against malaria made inroads, but nearly a million people died annually of the disease.

Local fashion designers, who flourished when European imports tripled in price, are making inroads into the global marketplace.

Despite this handicap, two banks, Itaú BBA and BTG Pactual, are making inroads in displacing global banks when competing for stock listings, merger advice or bond offerings.

Gaming is another huge, global category that is finding new inroads into China.

If we, as a global community, do not make significant inroads into this fight soon, we are leaving many citizens around the world exposed to dangers that we have already spent many years successfully combating.

When improvements in health are taken into account, even more inroads are being made into global inequality.

In the two decades since Mexico's telecommunications industry has been open to foreign investment, global telephone companies have tried to make inroads against Mr. Slim's companies.