Sentence examples for inroads made by from inspiring English sources

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.

Grassroots organisation remains strong despite the recent inroads made by the BJP.

(Despite inroads made by digital technology elsewhere, almost all commercials are still shot on movie film).

Nobody in the LDP wants an election right now, especially given the inroads made by the DPJ lately.

Despite the inroads made by Ms. Rousseff and others, Brazil ranks remarkably low in the representation of women in politics.

The success of the AKP in the early 2000s can be traced to inroads made in the 1990s by the Welfare Party (WP; Refah Partisi), an Islamic party founded in 1983.

Their continued existence at the turn of the 21st century as subscription houses offering seasons of plays confirmed the vitality of American theatre despite the inroads made on audiences' attention by film, television, and other popular media.

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

In 1972 Chavez sought assistance from the AFL-CIO, which offered help against the inroads being made by the Teamsters.

Something else? Instead, each recommendation seems to be motivated by paranoia about the inroads being made by what the report describes as lower-quality content.