Sentence examples for inroads to from inspiring English sources

The Lorena never made many inroads to American kitchens, but it was an immediate hit internationally.

"[The operation] was spearheaded by Kenyan defence force which made inroads to the mall where captors were taking cover".

Bush speaks fluent Spanish and comes from a family — particularly his father and uncle — that has successfully built inroads to Latino voters.

The interest in all things country also extends to fashion and even to chewing tobacco, which is beginning to make some inroads, to the dismay of health advocates.

"We want to see employers take positive action where they can start to really make inroads to drastically increase the numbers of young women in those sectors".

Cardiovascular gene therapy has the potential to make significant clinical inroads to limit these complications.

Males make inroads to villages more often than females, coming close to, and even crossing roads.

Mathematics has the potential to provide inroads to almost any scientific discipline.

New-ball pair Fletcher and Gurney made immediate inroads to leave Lancashire on 4-2.

It really gave me the inroad to build my career".

To this day, Mr. Judelson pursues every inroad to the wealthy.