Sentence examples for important inroads from inspiring English sources

The partisan struggle here comes just as the charter school movement has been making important inroads among Democrats.

And mindfulness is also making important inroads in the treatment of many mental health concerns, from depression to social anxiety to obsessive-compulsive disorder.

In recent years, with the passing of the generation that came of age during the New Deal and formed lasting Democratic identities, Republicans have made important inroads.

What it accomplished was to make important inroads up and down the country and prove itself a danger not just to Tories but to Labour too.

This plan builds on the important inroads that have been laid as part of the New England Governors and Eastern Canadian Premiers Climate Change Action Plan.

Symbolically, the party also made important inroads into the south, winning Gravesham, while the Lib Dems lost control of Bristol as Labour gained.

I think it's a very important inroad to understanding consciousness.

The authors further observed that although trees have become an important instrument in biological research, tree thinking has not made any significant inroads into science teaching.

Chinese vendors made significant inroads.

These modalities are also making significant inroads in ophthalmologic imaging.

But as important, making inroads in the state's Republican strongholds would demonstrate her broad political appeal, at a time when critics in both parties say she is too polarizing to win a nationwide race by attracting moderate voters.