Sentence examples for inroads at from inspiring English sources

The No Climate Tax pledge has made inroads at the state level, as well.

Cable companies have made considerable inroads at offering telephone service and high-speed Internet access.

Competitors worry that the F.T.C.'s decision will allow Google to continue to make inroads at their expense.

Gov. Bill Haslam of Tennessee has been outspoken in opposing any union inroads at the Volkswagen plant, warning that it would undermine his state's efforts to attract investment.

"Before the Ukraine crisis and the Russian change in behaviour, he was making inroads at least with more leftwing Latvians," Kalnins said.

The warriors are Jews who have forcefully pushed settlements into areas even the Israeli government has placed off-limits, making political inroads at the same time.

Rajaratnam, hearing of Chiesi's highly placed source, told Kumar that he had established a new inroad at the company, noting, "Your value to me is a bit diminished".

Many college students take unpaid internships to gain practical experience or to bolster their resume, but most complete them in the hopes that making an inroad at a company will help them land a paying job at that organization after college.

So far the Chinese mills have made inroads mainly at the less-expensive end of the market.

Bradley needs to start making some inroads, or at least win another round, or he will see the fight slip away.

It is perhaps the most visible of a small but growing number of Bay Area nonprofits that are beginning to make inroads in steering young, at-risk students to college, and also helping them through it.