Sentence examples for inroads to address from inspiring English sources

He argued that his administration had made inroads to address concerns, such as cutting spending and reforming the public financial system.

In this study, we tackled the first three problems and made inroads to address the clonal in vivo studies.

The Berta Cáceres Human Rights in Honduras Act (HR 5474) would suspend those funds – and prohibit international loans providing for security assistance – from being dispersed unless Honduras makes serious inroads to addressing blatant human rights violations by police and military forces.

But Nathan Kot, a 24-year-old software engineer from New Zealand, has made inroads to addressing the problem with his new app Rumuki, which uses encryption technology to record videos to your phone, preventing them from getting into the wrong hands.

Multiscale modeling is finding rapid inroad into industrial research as a pragmatic way to address problems that could not be addressed at all by traditional molecular modeling.

"One of the most significant inroads we can make in the fight to further reduce infant mortality is to address the preventable deaths that occur during the first days of life.

Our forecasts suggest that while Bolsonaro is likely to pass pension reform in 2019 (both raising the retirement age and also reducing benefits), he is unlikely to make dramatic inroads into addressing other ills of the market, such as its burdensome tax system, its challenging labor code, or its underfunded infrastructure.

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.