Sentence examples for make inroads towards from inspiring English sources
Has MLS finally started to make inroads towards a new, bigger television audience?
20 min: Sudan are starting to make a match of this, with some nifty triangular passing in midfield enabling them to make inroads towards the Angolan box.
Gloucester had another chance to make inroads towards the Newcastle line but knocked on decisively before the teams were able to breath at the interval.
8.32pm BST 2 min: Real hogged the ball for the first 90 seconds or so but as soon as they tired to make inroads towards the Barça box, they lost it, with Di Maria's pass intercepted easily.
Dear Verizon Wireless, I know it's maybe been a tough year, breaking ground on your new 3G network, losing some traction to Sprint and T-Mobile, watching competitor Cingular make inroads towards stealing some of your high-speed data thunder.
In particular, involvement of people with severe mental illness in recovery may make inroads towards changing stereotypes that they are violent and destructive.
And in the case of UniCredito, it is already making inroads towards a cross-border combination with Spain's BBV, which itself just combined with Argentaria.
Paul Dixon had made an assured debut, with some good crosses from the left, and a well-timed tackle on Zoran Tosic, who was making inroads towards the Scots goal, would have settled him further.
The play is set in El Paso, in a near future in which Trump has made inroads towards his threats of mass deportation and building barriers by establishing jail-like facilities where "illegals" are rounded up and held in captivity, with the help of one of the play's two main characters.
Understanding how 5-HT7 downsignalssignare ableable to regulate many crucial functions will be critical in making inroads towards achieving better regulation of mammary gland development, lactation, nursing, and understanding its involvement in breast pathologies including breast cancer.
Projects such as Galaxy, Kepler, and Taverna have made inroads towards this goal, but much more work is needed to provide widespread access to comprehensive provenance of computational results.
