Sentence examples for good inroads from inspiring English sources

John has made very good inroads with the Braves.

"In the course of the year, I've made some pretty good inroads into the potential of it," he said.

We've made good inroads into becoming an all-round entertainment console. 1 vs 100 is another step in this direction.

"We've made some really good inroads into improving the timeliness of the way we're dealing with FOI," he says.

I think we are making good inroads, which I think is in keeping with the massive programme of education we are putting in place".

"This unfortunately represents one of few ways law enforcement gets good inroads into this community," said Bill Woodcock, research director at the Packet Clearing House, a nonprofit group in Berkeley, Calif., that tracks Internet traffic.

While it's good that inroads are being made, the BBC needs to lead the way and expose some of the issues and contradictions that many of us face on a daily basis.

India in particular is embarrassed that it mainly sells iron ore to China while seeing Chinese goods make huge inroads into India's markets.

It's not necessarily surprising that OUYA wants to update annually; the platform they're creating is well-suited to a frequent update cycle, and that could be one good way to make inroads against the major players, which remain relatively constant for around a decade.

We reported last summer that Juniper is doing a good job of making inroads on Cisco's turf, and this partnership with IBM is a sign of Juniper's continued strength in the cloud computing sphere, an area where Cisco is also hoping to make its mark.

But I shouldn't get snarky about their branding, because the basic idea is a good one: counterbalance the impressive inroads Republicans have made in state legislatures.