Sentence examples for made big inroads from inspiring English sources

They made big inroads into the Republicans' dominance of the suburbs, where American elections are lost and won these days.

European integration, the creation of a euro currency governed by a European central bank and the might of financial markets have made big inroads on national sovereignty.

Airbus has made big inroads in winning orders from big all-Boeing customers, including British Airways P.L.C., which bought its first Airbus jets in 1998.

But German regulators have slapped down most of those efforts, with the result that rivals have made big inroads into its revenues and profits.

The choice also points to challenges faced by the church in some parts of Latin America, like Portuguese-speaking Brazil, the country with the world's largest concentration of Catholics, where evangelical churches have made big inroads in recent decades.

The conservative bloc of Christian Democrats and the Christian Social Union won about 34percentt, but the Free Democrats made big inroads by winning about 15percentt of the vote, up from 9.8percentt in 2005.

This is why Carnival and NCL have failed to make big inroads into the Japanese market.

His impact has been huge in terms of making big inroads into the batting lineup but even more so mentally.

Given that Southwest's operating costs are barely two-thirds of the network carrier, it should be able to make big inroads.

"We want to make big inroads into cancer outcomes, early diagnosis and improved survival rates; we want to make big improvements in mental health services where we know it has been the poor relation.

The level of interaction from club to club varies and Chan reckons Manchester United are the most successful while Milan, Real Madrid and Bayern have been making big inroads.