Sentence examples for inroads are from inspiring English sources
Their inroads are simply too deep.
Often with victims as their alibi, huge inroads are made into civil liberties.
When improvements in health are taken into account, even more inroads are being made into global inequality.
To claim we are "struggling" when serious inroads are being made into dismantling organised crime groups is an unusual viewpoint.
If that all sounds heady, it is, and yet the result is work whose inroads are more visceral and basic than you might expect from such technical fluency.
Mr. Capella, who once spoke out about the lawlessness in Tijuana, now argues that inroads are being made in the crime problem.
Deep inroads were made at a number of points.
The Texas study showed the inroads being made by the Internet are broad.
But one place where the new wage movement has made no inroads is Bentonville, Arkansas, where Walmart has its headquarters.
In 1972 Chavez sought assistance from the AFL-CIO, which offered help against the inroads being made by the Teamsters.
The first inroads were made in 1895 by the French mathematician Henri Poincaré, who was drawn into topology from complex function theory and differential equations.
