Sentence examples for inroads this from inspiring English sources
Now in their fourth year, GWS is expected to make some inroads this season.
These states are among four in the South voting in primary elections on Tuesday (the others are Alabama and Georgia) in a region that went solidly for President Bush in the last two elections but where Democrats hope to make inroads this November, capitalizing on dissatisfaction with the Republicans.
Labour's majority in a traditional industrial valleys seat was cut by a strong Lib Dem challenge in 2010 but UKIP are among the rival parties also hoping to make inroads this time around.
He said they have no presence in that country or with the company, but BCG built an Alteryx app for the car maker and this provided Alteryx with inroads into this entirely new market through an OEM like BCG.
September 11 , 2012From Tony Parkin Tony Parkin (@tonyparkin) Glenys Stacey:"Edexcel are making inroads into this market, year on year" - this should NOT be the language of educational assessment #GCSE September 11 , 2012From Michael Rosen, the children's author Michael Rosen (@MichaelRosenYes) 'waving not drowning'?
If Romney talked about growth and opportunity, he would start to make some inroads into this lead, Bush averred, and then he added this warning to his fellow-Republicans: "But we have to have a better tone going forward, sure.
But touring is making inroads on this side of the Atlantic; this spring Mutek D.J.'s toured the United States for the first time.
Challengers made inroads this year by calling incumbents part of a dysfunctional culture in Albany.
He also has made surprising inroads this year among some of the west valley's conservative Republican bastions.
The Obama campaign is hoping to make inroads this year in Arizona, which normally votes Republican, and help from the wildly popular Ms. Giffords and her husband is viewed as crucial to that effort.
