Sentence examples for greater inroads from inspiring English sources

"Within providers and within a hospital, the electronic records have made greater inroads.

"Foodies," Mr. Moroni said, "have gotten more fashionable," just as fashion has made greater inroads in the culture at large.

Kodak has been battling Fuji, a Japanese company that is seeking greater inroads in the United States market.

They are also making greater inroads into the longer established parties that form the base of the centre-right coalition of President Michel Temer.

It hopes to make greater inroads into the American market by launching "punchily priced" products and pushing its self-cleaning cookers that carbonise dirt.

More salient, perhaps, is the fact that Texan Republicans have made greater inroads with Hispanic voters (or offended fewer of them) than their colleagues in other states.

And so, despite great inroads made by women, politics is still overwhelmingly a man's game.

And industry observers say it is multicultural Malaysia where women have made the greatest inroads.

Despite Indonesia's enduring suspicion of China, Beijing has been making great inroads here, economically, diplomatically and militarily.

These renegade doctors tend to be in urban areas, where managed care has made the greatest inroads, the doctors said.

Satellite television has so far made its greatest inroads in less populous areas where cable television is generally not available.