Sentence examples for make inroads among from inspiring English sources

Republicans have seen the issue as a way to make inroads among some black voters.

The Republicans, on the other hand, failed to make inroads among minority voters, including Asian-Americans, and are facing a formidable generational wall.

Gery J. Chico, the board chairman of the City Colleges of Chicago, who is half-Mexican, also hopes to make inroads among Hispanics.

"We're continuing to make inroads among customers who are concerned about some of the distressed carriers, and that is an opportunity for us".

He wondered how American culture might make inroads among Muslims, rejecting ideas like starting up wet burka contests or a kiddie show called "Saudi Doody".

Christine Quinn, a councilwoman from the West Side who has been a lynchpin in the opposition, said she doubted that the Jets would make inroads among minorities.

Loyalists of Ibrahim al-Jaafari, a former prime minister, have made inroads among the most devout.

One key question is whether the BJP has made inroads among India's 150 million Muslims.

He made inroads among important swing groups, including Catholics, suburbanites, political independents, even veterans.

The G.O.P. is making such inroads among younger voters for the same reason that Fox News is making inroads among younger viewers.

It has made inroads among voters in areas (such as Kerala or West Bengal) where it had no impression before.