Sentence examples for inroads being made from inspiring English sources
The Texas study showed the inroads being made by the Internet are broad.
In 1972 Chavez sought assistance from the AFL-CIO, which offered help against the inroads being made by the Teamsters.
But both have found it hard, just as Thatcher did, to prevent inroads being made on their power by their hommes fatals.
The result is a fragmented and incoherent response to the inroads being made into the Palestinian parts of the city by Israel.
Something else? Instead, each recommendation seems to be motivated by paranoia about the inroads being made by what the report describes as lower-quality content.
Only now, with composers like Mr. Guo coming into positions of authority in the conservatories, are inroads being made in the terrain that separates Western classical and Chinese traditional music.
In European Parliament elections in May this year, major inroads were made by parties of the extreme right and left.
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.
New information extractive technologies are making it possible to have a society in which significant inroads are made on liberty, privacy and autonomy, even in a relatively nonviolent environment with democratic structures in place.
