Sentence examples for lasting inroads from inspiring English sources

Younger voters like Webb and his friend Jordan Parks, 17, suggest, however, that the extreme rightwing group may have made more lasting inroads.

With a renewed sense of purpose and a common goal, NGOs and their partners intend to make strong and lasting inroads into reducing the disease burden of the world's most affected populations through effective research action.

(Update: on Saturday afternoon El Chapo was paraded before the press in Mexico City, pictured above).His arrest will enable the government of President Enrique Peña Nieto to claim justifiably that Mexico is at last making inroads in the battle against organised crime.

Making fun this week of Mr. Romney's bid to make last-minute inroads in the perceived Obama strongholds of Pennsylvania, Michigan and Minnesota, he promised on the MSNBC program "Morning Joe" to "shave off my mustache of 40 years if we lose any of those three states".

In recent years, with the passing of the generation that came of age during the New Deal and formed lasting Democratic identities, Republicans have made important inroads.

Of course, retailers won't want to even think about making inroads in India without providing food – Swedish meatballs are not recommended, but the big retailer who sets up here without affordable, tasty snacks for its customers is not likely to last long.

They coped far better than they would have done four years ago, but they could not prevent the England bowlers making some inroads at last.

Hoping to make inroads in the last days, she has begun advertisements linking Mr. Campbell to a failed former provincial leftist government.

The bureau said that it had made some significant inroads in the last few years in overhauling its computer capabilities, with the installation of 30,000 new desktop computers and the development of a secure, high-speed network.

High-temperature thermoplastic polymers have made significant inroads in the last 20 years in medical device applications.

Those last two could create new inroads to Spotify or suck in talk radio fans.