Sentence examples for inroads among from inspiring English sources

The G.O.P. is making such inroads among younger voters for the same reason that Fox News is making inroads among younger viewers.

Republicans have seen the issue as a way to make inroads among some black voters.

Loyalists of Ibrahim al-Jaafari, a former prime minister, have made inroads among the most devout.

He made slight inroads among Hispanic voters, a solid part of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton's base.

One key question is whether the BJP has made inroads among India's 150 million Muslims.

"You need to make substantial inroads among Democrats," Mr. Mahoney said.

He made inroads among important swing groups, including Catholics, suburbanites, political independents, even veterans.

He may make unsuspected inroads among fundamentalist Christians because of an affinity among orthodoxies.

It has made inroads among voters in areas (such as Kerala or West Bengal) where it had no impression before.

For months, Mr. Romney tried making inroads among voters who were disappointed with, but not necessarily angry at, Mr. Obama.

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