Sentence examples for impressive inroads from inspiring English sources

Although impressive inroads have been made into infrastructure applications, there are still barriers that need to be overcome to achieve the full potential of these materials in construction.

But some impressive inroads are being made, and you can expect further advances in this area in 2017.

The Kremlin's Russia Today (now shortened to RT) has made impressive inroads using YouTube, as well as cable, to reach global audiences.

Its market is open to auto imports, and while the Japanese made impressive inroads in the 1980's, their market share has stagnated in recent years.

His self-titled debut topped the UK charts on its way to going double platinum, while last year's Rick Rubin-produced followup, Shangri-La, made impressive inroads in the US.

E-books have made impressive inroads into the English-reading world, but their success in Europe — even among wealthy, tech-savvy countries with robust publishing industries — remains spotty at best.

After a cagey start, the first half opened up with the impressive John making inroads down the left and Hal Robson-Kanu causing problems on the right.

None of that changes the fact that the game served as an impressive demonstration of Twitter's inroads with brands and advertisers.

While that certainly seems impressive -- and is a testament to the  inroads the Australian-born movement has made into American pop culture, it pales in comparison to searches for the phrase "No Shave November" which, according to Yahoo is spiking 1166% in the same period.

The inroads made by Italian wines have been impressive.

In fact, the latter analogy might prove apt, with hydrogen fuel cells resembling the Apollo rockets, as an impressive technology that was made workable and repeatedly demonstrated, but not capable of making major inroads into general use.