Sentence examples for inroads at all from inspiring English sources

Since Obama took office, the Koch-backed Republican Party has made inroads at all levels of governments, particularly at the state level, where they've gained an eye-popping 900 seats.

Meanwhile, U.S. wheat and sugar failed to make any significant inroads at all - even as the Chinese continued to consume greater quantities of wheat, total imports from all other nations amounted to less than a tenth of China's domestic production in 2005.

All over Europe, and particularly in central and southern Europe, the Kremlin is making inroads at a time when relations between Russia and the west are at their most tense and brittle in the post-communist era.

But Democratic recruiters have made similar inroads at a number of community colleges as well as the College of New Jersey, Fairleigh Dickinson University and Princeton University.

A strike against the nation's biggest manufacturer, now in its fourth week, is be ginning to cause production and profit inroads at a wide variety of dependent companies.

There were several moments of potential tightening in this match for Cilic, whose previous best inroads at a major was the semifinals of the 2010 Australian Open.

He urged distributors to work on eliminating such problems, which are stunting more widespread sales inroads at a time when seafood's popularity is at a peak.

To welcome 2005 the theme will be Spanish, a cuisine whose ingredients, like chorizo, piquillo peppers and serrano ham, are making inroads at top restaurants all over town, including Daniel and Le Bernardin.

Energy storage is also making inroads at utility scale.

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.