Sentence examples for inroads in doing from inspiring English sources

Haslett, however, has made significant inroads in doing the seemingly impossible.

Just because third parties haven't made inroads in presidential elections doesn't mean there is no place for them in American politics.

This could also help Flipboard make inroads in countries where it doesn't have many editorial partnerships.

Ultimately, Path didn't break out of Silicon Valley and go mainstream in the U.S., but it did make inroads in Asia — particularly in Indonesia.

While France did make inroads in cotton manufacturing in the absence of British competition, France and especially its allies suffered terribly from the British blockade, in particular from a dearth of colonial raw materials.

What are the companies doing to make inroads in Russia? A. Shell already has participations on a field-by-field approach.

So how do we make inroads in our schools?

It spells out what must be done to make inroads in the fight to eliminate poverty with a particular emphasis on multisectoral solutions.

But whereas Vredestein has been a bridgehead for Apollo's products in Europe, Tata's cars have made few inroads there.Nor did JLR seem to need any advice from Tata on how to run its plants in Britain.

Google also has made the most inroads in places where it's done direct outreach.

The board also warned it would impose stricter limits if local agencies don't make greater inroads in their conservation efforts.