Sentence examples for inroads toward from inspiring English sources

PAGE A17 NEW YORK LEGISLATURE -- Democratic State Senate leaders hope to make inroads toward wresting control from Republicans.

And the plan "misses an important opportunity to make more meaningful inroads toward eliminating the state's long-term structural imbalance" — between its revenues and its expenditures.

The infusion of troops into Afghanistan, he said, had broken the momentum of the Taliban, which in 2009 had made alarming inroads toward its goal of toppling the Afghan government.

Compaq's margins are shrinking, despite the fact the company is making sizable inroads toward increased efficiency and the expansion of direct sales.

Muslim extremist groups are on the rise, and there is supposition that al-Qaida is making inroads toward using Trinidad as a base of operations.

Making inroads toward this level of support involves achieving one of those nebulous activism buzzwords: awareness.

Testing, in particular, provides a critical inroad toward meeting the quality demand by enabling developers to discover failures and anomalies in applications before they are released.

They would also establish inroads for joint effort toward goals Americans share with Saudi reformists.

But they picked apart each other's records on the issue with an eye toward making inroads with Latinos.

Instead of buying that new car you've been eying, put those monthly payments toward making inroads on your debts and putting more into savings.

Furthermore, inroads have been made toward integrating RH into humanitarian response: for example, funds for reproductive health were included during the initial humanitarian response to the earthquake in Haiti in January 2010 [ 18].