Sentence examples for inroads of all from inspiring English sources

His father had died in 1918, a victim of a flu epidemic and "the inroads of all that booze," and, in addition to helping meet the acute financial needs of his family, Cagney also was trying to earn enough to pay his tuition at Columbia University, where he was studying art.

Despite this, few expected the series to make inroads worldwide, least of all Capcom.

Few expected the Ace Attorney series to make inroads worldwide, least of all Capcom.

Malouda was just one striking point of difference between two teams operating on entirely different levels but there was something about his assurance which spoke of the Chelsea that had made such inroads into the confidence of all their rivals earlier this season.

The company, he says, plans to make even further inroads across all of Europe and beyond, through the acquisition of local aggregators rather than grow organically.

But the newest poll shows Mr. Romney making inroads into all of these groups — and now dividing the conservative and middle-income voters.

"If we have a dominant company like Gazprom trying to influence all inroads of gas to Europe, we need to develop an alternative to the supply of gas from Russia," says a senior European commission official involved in energy policy.

Just ask the Chinese government -- they've been skillfully, diplomatically, and mercifully navigating inroads in all corners of the continent for years in hope of tapping into both.

In the past decade, hydrogen energy has progressed on all fronts, making inroads into all areas of energy.

This book formed the basis for evolutionary psychology as a scientific field that has since made inroads in all fields of psychology, from social to cognitive and from developmental to industrial/organizational psychology.

Since Obama took office, the Koch-backed Republican Party has made inroads at all levels of governments, particularly at the state level, where they've gained an eye-popping 900 seats.