Sentence examples for makes inroads into from inspiring English sources

The Itchen makes inroads into Winchester across the meadows Keats walked in calmer days.

Take a music-minded tour of the city that calls in at the Schöneberg flat he shared with Iggy Pop (musictours-berlin.com) 5. EasyJet makes inroads into Russia this March, with new flights between Manchester and Moscow.

He also makes inroads into other genres from the era, from ersatz reggae (Fancy Clothes), to Band on the Run-style rock (The Valley) – all of it accomplished, but not exactly the genuine article.

The price is prohibitive – it can cost three or four times that of a regular product – but is likely to come down as big food makes inroads into the gluten-free market (Nestlé launched gluten-free cornflakes last summer).

But Microsoft is also hoping that, by slowing things down, it can continue to run its business unfettered, as its new operating system, Windows 2000, makes inroads into the higher end of computing, and its new Internet strategy, known as Next Generation Windows Services (NGWS), is rolled out.

As computing makes inroads into the home and the office, spinning an ever more complex web around the user, scientists say, there will be an increasing need for ambient displays like the aroma generator to make the technology feel more pleasant.

She was making inroads into their savings.

Has she made inroads into the mainstream?

Emerging-market firms are making inroads into European corporate life.

The opposition also made inroads into the rural heartland.

Researchers have made inroads into understanding why women deliver prematurely.