Sentence examples for inroads has from inspiring English sources
But India's success in software development, Internet businesses and knowledge-intensive industries in which Japan has failed to make inroads has set off more than a tinge of envy.
But experts say making inroads has become harder recently as teachers' unions have flexed their muscle locally and nationally.
For almost 50 years, INROADS has worked with forward-thinking organizations to build, maintain and grow a pipeline of diverse talent.
"Inroads had been made into the ciabatta...".
Some Islamic and Christian inroads have been made, but animism and ancestor worship predominate.
Years of tourist inroads have made Bali one of Indonesia's wealthiest and most-developed islands.
Inroads have to be made into former Labour votes: blue collar workers in the north and Midlands.
Such inroads have yet to be made in the larger workplace, which is the situation that the BroadBand site is meant to rectify.
Overall though, the inroads have been negligible.
Mullins inroads have spurred bigger players to join the race.
Inroads have been made in improving outcomes for some of the most common cancers.
