Sentence examples for inroads by from inspiring English sources

Leapfrog hopes to make inroads by playing up the educational angle.

From the military's vantage point, the inroads by Islamic-oriented civil servants constitute a dangerous weaving.

Where schooling was once only in Romansh, inroads by German prompted the local leaders to introduce changes.

For all the inroads by other sports, baseball still extends its roots deeply into the continental soil.

But Republicans said they had made inroads by spending more money than ever before on black media and outreach.

John Edwards made remarkable inroads by ignoring the war in favor of such quaint Democratic standards as fighting poverty.

Amida was destroyed during his campaign against the Romans in 502, but another inroad by the Hephthalites in the east compelled him to ratify a peace treaty with the Byzantines.

Even with the inroads made by LCD TVs, real television fanatics swear by the cinematic experience provided by plasma televisions.

By naming Binhai as a testing ground for reform, the leadership is also sending a signal that it is not fazed by recent public criticism of some aspects of economic change, including the inroads made by foreign investors.

The inroads made by Italian wines have been impressive.

And so, despite great inroads made by women, politics is still overwhelmingly a man's game.