Sentence examples for made great inroads from inspiring English sources

Upstate Mrs. Clinton has presented herself as a kind of Daughter of the Great Lakes and has made great inroads, according to opinion polls.

Yankee traders in their fast clipper ships made great inroads.

But neither Allure nor Coco Mademoiselle has made great inroads into the 18-to-34 18-to-34 18-to-34resents a third of the $2 billion womarketfragrance market.

Kandek says Microsoft made great inroads with Windows XP Service Pack 2, which prompted users to turn on automatic updates for the operating system.

Mr. Hornsby is really driven and talented or "he's made great inroads into cloning," said Nick Grad, the executive vice president for original programming at FX. Arguably, Mr. Hornsby is now a case study of overemployment, but after graduating from Carnegie Mellon in 1998 he was underemployed for years.

The military has made great inroads in medicine.

It's unclear why women have not made greater inroads.

"Within providers and within a hospital, the electronic records have made greater inroads.

"Foodies," Mr. Moroni said, "have gotten more fashionable," just as fashion has made greater inroads in the culture at large.

More salient, perhaps, is the fact that Texan Republicans have made greater inroads with Hispanic voters (or offended fewer of them) than their colleagues in other states.

Other states of similar rank made greater inroads into cutting poverty rates between 1993 and 2012, he finds, though only three can boast a lower level of poverty.