Sentence examples for inroads in developing from inspiring English sources

Mobile payment technology, long promoted as a lucrative source of revenue for operators, has made inroads in developing countries where banks and phone systems are poor, but has yet to catch on in mature markets.

Enter advanced markets first, establish the Haier brand and then make inroads in developing markets.

Android's scale is thanks to Google's carrier partnerships and the lower cost of some Android phones, which have allowed Android to make inroads in developing regions as well.

Nonetheless, in the last few years, the government has made inroads in developing compensation strategies which could influence and improve the health workforce skill mix to deliver priority health services, deployment, retention and performance in underserved areas.

None of the Chinese Internet companies have made material expansions into the United States, Europe or Japan, but some are making inroads in the developing world.

But in 2013, it launched phones with a number of partners and made inroads in many developing countries.

The rise of the machines will continue in rich countries, and they will make inroads into developing ones.

EBay just hiked its listing fee in January; now it is trying to make inroads into developing countries, some of which, like China, are still protected by local governments.

Most of this growth is occurring in developing countries, where the Web is dominant and applications stores and the like have made fewer inroads.

A long-term problem manifesting first in the poorest regions of the world, that will only make serious inroads into developed economies long after a current politician's half-life is spent.

But even if you do not agree, it is hard to dispute his conclusion that, so far, the fair-trade labelling movement has been more about easing consciences in rich countries than making serious inroads into poverty in the developing world.