Sentence examples for inroads towards from inspiring English sources

Has MLS finally started to make inroads towards a new, bigger television audience?

20 min: Sudan are starting to make a match of this, with some nifty triangular passing in midfield enabling them to make inroads towards the Angolan box.

Before the break Gouffran, Matt Ritchie and Diame all went close, while Birmingham struggled to make any inroads towards Karl Darlow's net at the opposite end.

Gloucester had another chance to make inroads towards the Newcastle line but knocked on decisively before the teams were able to breath at the interval.

8.32pm BST 2 min: Real hogged the ball for the first 90 seconds or so but as soon as they tired to make inroads towards the Barça box, they lost it, with Di Maria's pass intercepted easily.

And in the case of UniCredito, it is already making inroads towards a cross-border combination with Spain's BBV, which itself just combined with Argentaria.

With digital tools, there are many ways to make positive inroads and work towards reconciliation.

By allowing children to participate in the political process, and by enforcing laws that protect children, States parties will make inroads against discrimination towards children.

Clearly, although many inroads have been made towards strengthening supervision within national programmes, there are a number of problems remaining.

He warned of an urgent need to rebalance the world economy to eradicate the huge surpluses and deficits of different countries, to rebalance the British economy away from consumption towards exports and to make inroads into the budget deficit.

This new funding round will go towards continuing that growth, making further inroads overseas, and developing its mobile apps and event discovery mechanisms.