Sentence examples for inroads much from inspiring English sources

In fact, a host of countries led by Turkey — but not including the United States — have made the biggest inroads, much to the chagrin of people here in Najaf like the governor.

More and more foreign fighters from England, Ireland, France, Russia, Israel, and Iran are making serious inroads, much to the chagrin of the Thais. .

As software transforms big, well-known corporate markets — like data center software, and technology for functions like human resources, sales and marketing — it is also making inroads into much more narrow industries and corporate functions.

Things as simple as prevention of malaria and tetanus; keeping the newborn warm: exclusive breastfeeding; and early recognition of illness and seeking care can make huge inroads with much more modest resources.

20 min: Ireland continue their up-and-at'em approach, which isn't making much inroads at present but at least the game is being played in the Armenia half.

Maybe Google is keeping quiet about its finance site because, despite going at it for three years and driving traffic straight from Google's search homepage (ticker symbols pull up stock charts from Google Finance), it hasn't been able to make much inroads against the most popular stock site out there, Yahoo Finance.

Both Bush and Rubio provide inroads to a much needed Hispanic community; however, one has said NO and the other may not be ready for primetime (can you say 'Sarah'?).

A traditional computer science approach would use a parsing system like lex/yacc but that has not made much inroad in computational chemistry.

He has tried and failed to make inroads with the Knicks, much to the chagrin of fans like Goldman.

That included the likes of Senator Huey Long of Louisiana, the radio broadcaster Father Charles Coughlin and a domestic Communist Party making inroads on the left, much like the Tea Party movement today on the far right.

Ms. Molina, the Los Angeles County supervisor, concedes that if Mr. Gore's campaign does not make a passionate pitch to the Latino voter, Mr. Bush could make serious inroads and win as much as 35percentt of the Latino vote in California.