Sentence examples for inroads this year from inspiring English sources

Japanese automakers have also been making inroads this year.

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.

In her unheated metal container, furnished only with blankets, we meet Masoomah from Baghlan, a province in northern Afghanistan that has seen Taliban insurgents make inroads this year in that country's unending war.

Katy B (for Brien) represents the pop hopes of dubstep, which has pulsed through British clubs for a decade and made major American inroads last year in a less subtle variant.

The Green Party's Caroline Lucas made inroads last year when her e-petition calling for MPs to support an impact assessment and cost benefit analysis of the 1971 Misuse of Drugs Act gained 130,000 signatories.

Anwar led his alliance to unprecedented gains in 2008 elections and made further inroads in 2013 polls.

Typically an allergy-riddled disaster in North America, she made some inroads this summer, winning Montreal and reaching the semis in Cincy.

Imagine a Trump Party that first makes significant inroads in 2018 in congress, and then runs a presidential candidate in 2020 – could this third party candidate restrict Hillary Clinton to just one term?

In Africa, the FPSO model only made significant inroads since 2000, despite being a region with prime offshore potential (Offshore Engineer 2015).