Sentence examples for made many inroads from inspiring English sources

Demand also grew for skills in some areas in which machines haven't made many inroads.

The Lorena never made many inroads to American kitchens, but it was an immediate hit internationally.

Yet while socialist rhetoric has had some resonance here, Communists have never made many inroads in Bangladesh.

Technology has made many inroads elsewhere, but a construction site is still a place of heavy manual labor.

While trendy golf attire has not made many inroads at establishment courses like Westchester Country Club's, where even collarless shirts remain verboten, it is making its presence felt on the streets.

Most fee-paying schools are charities, and the few firms that run schools as businesses have not made many inroads into the sector.Having charitable status has not imposed many obligations, though such as keeping fees down so that poorer families can afford them, for example.

In the Moscow of Putin Redux, Michael McFaul could not hope to make many inroads.

But she is unlikely to make many inroads among religious conservatives, he said.

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That scenario is hardly a safe thing to assume with the economy the way that it is, but it's not crazy, either, because Romney hasn't been making many inroads into Democratic states.

Democrats aren't exactly worried that Republicans will be making many inroads among women voters, though, because while Republicans are going to school on 'how to talk to women,' other Republicans continue to man (pun intended) the barricades in their ongoing War On Women.