Sentence examples for inroads on both from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, 10 days after the meeting in the governor's office, Enron made inroads on both fronts.

The pressures of a changing health care system are making inroads on the commitment and effort that both basic science and clinical faculty can give to medical education.

But the ACT has made inroads on the SAT's turf, and many students now take both.

Under Mr. Grodd's direction, Paul Stuart concentrated on selling its own label and made inroads on its chief competitor by developing a style that one fashion writer called a blend of "Savile Row, Connecticut living and the concrete canyons of New York".

If Volvo, and Ford, continue to hammer away at this market by positioning its cars as both sexy and safe, they could make inroads on the competition.

Therefore, we now have both direct and indirect evidence that we are making inroads on improving this outcome through our work in Biological Inquiry.

Mr. Parsons also began making inroads on Broadway.

ENVIRONMENTAL groups have apparently made some inroads on clamshell reduction.

Meat and eggs are making inroads on rice and vegetables.

Still, Mr. Kerry has made inroads on the East Side.

Shiites are also making inroads on local and federal levels.