Sentence examples for little inroads from inspiring English sources

3.22am GMT 54 mins Wallace makes a little inroads for Portland and does enough to get a corner for his side.

Although computerized tests have long been used in this field, they have made little inroads compared with non-automated tests.

As the Royal College of General Practitioners points out, it only amounts to around £10,000 per practice, which is going to make little inroad into the cost of employing additional clinicians.

Still, capitalism is making small inroads.

But the illegitimacy argument has made little or no inroads into the president's support.

The rest of the field appears to be having more than a little difficulty making inroads with Democratic voters.

The mainstream media's account of the complex causes and necessary responses to global terrorism has therefore little chance of making inroads into the simple, consistent, comprehensible fictions of Trump's campaign ("It's the immigrants!") and even more simplistic solutions ("Block them!").

(Note that Wunderlist already has made a little bit of an inroad into integrations, too: in October, Dropbox became its first integration partner).

The smart TV space is a tricky one, particularly since Firefox OS smartphones have made little-to-no inroad among consumers who might be in the market for a new tele.

The smart TV space is a tricky one, particularly since Firefox OS smartphones have made little-to-no inroad among consumers who might be in the market for a new tele.

But despite the KKK incident there is little evidence of far-right inroads here.