Sentence examples for made considerable inroads from inspiring English sources

First, modern post-heart attack care has made considerable inroads in preventing late sudden cardiac death.

Cable companies have made considerable inroads at offering telephone service and high-speed Internet access.

Over the last 18 months, Mr. Obama and the Democratic Congress have made considerable inroads in passing what could be the most ambitious agenda in decades.

Rightwing populism is on the march, and it is making considerable inroads into working-class communities that traditionally opted for the left.

Also, the account makes considerable inroads in explaining the equal status of those with FMS, since the main route to FMS it proposes, membership in a cognitively sophisticated species, is an all-or-nothing feature and not a matter of degree.

Fernando Alonso's luck finally ran out in Japan; having spent most of the season profiting from poor results from his rivals when he needed them the most, Alonso was the victim of a dramatic first corner clash, spinning out when he made contact with Kimi Räikkönen and paving the way for his championship rivals to make considerable inroads into his twenty-nine point championship lead.

They made considerable concessions.

Despite considerable inroads made by the community, which has provided Israeli society with diplomats, lawmakers and celebrities, the immigrants' integration into mainstream Israeli society is often difficult.

Considerable inroads have been made into the local teaching requirement, directed especially towards level 2. In the present universal climate of limited resources, nothing is achieved quickly, and local government support is essential to reach project fulfilment.

Guaraní has also made diplomatic inroads.

VoIP has made some inroads.