Sentence examples for limited inroads from inspiring English sources

Outside the big cities, English has made only limited inroads.

The Baroque made only limited inroads into northern Europe, notably in what is now Belgium.

Despite using Mr. Yanukovich's election as an opportunity to entrench itself in Ukraine, Russia has made limited inroads into Ukraine's economy.

Contrary to Joyce's claims, these challenges, so far, have made very limited inroads into public opinion.

Another surprising area where Web video has made limited inroads so far: e-commerce sites.

Subscription models, meanwhile, mainly apply where the application is distributed via an operator or content aggregator portal; they have made limited inroads into app stores.

Florida growers fought to limit the inroads of Brazilian juice producers.

In large swaths of the country, Mr. Trump remains a popular figure, likely limiting the inroads Democrats can make into rural areas where their appeal has faded in recent years.

The Pakistanis are doing so because they want to retain influence in their neighbor and to limit Indian inroads.

Notably, the successful use of these agents has not been limited to RA: inroads have been made into other immune-mediated inflammatory diseases, including ankylosing spondylitis and psoriatic arthritis.

Diabetic retinopathy and glaucoma are starting to make serious inroads, although epidemiological data are limited, and age-related macular degeneration is now a concern in some populations.