Sentence examples for make inroads but from inspiring English sources

Local political interests do make inroads, but usually in subtle ways.

Since the fall of Hussein six years ago, they have returned to make inroads, but have until now not been allowed to stake a claim for exploration rights.

After her win, Lewell-Buck said: "Ukip did make inroads, but ultimately the people of South Shields have spoken, and they want a Labour MP".

Micromessaging is not the only area where Microsoft can make inroads, but it's easily the most significant because of the requirement for open standards.

The global campaign against malaria made inroads, but nearly a million people died annually of the disease.

"We did think last year we were making inroads but unfortunately when we got to Australia this year we were slightly stunned with our performance.

"What we've seen in programmatic advertising is one of the earliest areas where it has made inroads, but I think it will be right across the shop".

"We're making inroads, but I've been in politics long enough to know that the pendulum swings and there is no way to know if the pendulum won't swing in the other direction".

Richard M. Nixon, and later Ronald Reagan, made inroads, but the biggest switch has come through the extreme right wing of the party, with its links to fundamentalist churches and a lingering fear of intrusive government that dates back to Reconstruction.

Vikram (Farhan Akhtar, the director's brother) arrives in Mumbai from New Delhi hoping to crack the movie business, and he soon finds romance with Sona (Konkona Sen Sharma), who is a few years ahead of him in terms of making inroads but is still waiting for her big break.

Russian soldiers have made inroads, but still do not control the center of the capital, Grozny, while the casualties continue to rise. 1 Hostages Recount Experiences The experience of being trapped in a hijacked Indian Airlines jet for eight days has left many of the hostages feeling deeply traumatized.