Sentence examples for inroads is from inspiring English sources

But one place where the new wage movement has made no inroads is Bentonville, Arkansas, where Walmart has its headquarters.

Three years later, the party's inability to make such inroads is reflected in how some Black Lives Matter activists view potential conversations with Republican presidential contenders.

One area where the BBC hasn't made any significant inroads is with its 24-hour cable news channel, BBC World News; the network is now carried in just three million homes in the United States, including the New York area by Cablevision and Verizon's FiOS.

John Lyons, retail and commercial banking leader and partner at PwC, said: "A market which was seen by many as a closed shop despite new entrants looking to make inroads is unlikely to be transformed by the range of proposed remedies published today".

The one area where Google has made significant inroads is media, where it powers 32percentt of logins, but even there, Facebook gained 2percentt compared to Q4 2013.

"The reason why we have not made better inroads is because people have been looking at this…as if it's one singular unitary universal problem that affects all individuals equally".

Their inroads are simply too deep.

Deep inroads were made at a number of points.

When improvements in health are taken into account, even more inroads are being made into global inequality.

To claim we are "struggling" when serious inroads are being made into dismantling organised crime groups is an unusual viewpoint.

The Texas study showed the inroads being made by the Internet are broad.