Sentence examples for make major inroads from inspiring English sources

"I'm very optimistic that we will wrest control and make major inroads".

There appears to be even less scope for the Lib Dems to make major inroads into Labour's heartlands.

That's not exactly universal -- CORZINE -- The refundable piece would make major inroads and to people who have low income.

"It is problematic if presidents can just make major inroads in programs that Congress has enacted and funded," he said.

"Things are better, but they're not anywhere near where they need to be to make major inroads into unemployment," said John Ryding, chief economist at RDQ Economics.

"For E.T.F.'s to really make major inroads against mutual funds, they will have to go beyond purely passive investment," said Joseph F. Keenan, a Bank of New York vice president in charge of the bank's exchange-traded-fund business.

But since then the National Front has made major inroads.

"If Romney wins, it'll be because he made major inroads there.

Toyota is not the only Japanese brand that is making major inroads into the United States market.

But rivals inevitably began attacking those markets and started making major inroads.

It has made major inroads in New York, London and other intensely competitive dining cities abroad.