Sentence examples for making further inroads from inspiring English sources

Shall I spend the better part of tomorrow afternoon making further inroads into the novels of Sir Walter Scott?

Delaware and Pennsylvania have weighed proposals to allow the conversion of slots parlors into full-service casinos, making further inroads into the eroding Atlantic City gambling industry.

He refuses to consider making further inroads on the endowment, portions of which are restricted from large draws, saying that they would endanger the future of the orchestra.

One of the new groups retook the town of Man on Wednesday and then captured nearby Bangolo two days later, making further inroads into the country's cocoa-growing belt.

One of the motives behind the Banacci proposal was to block the Spanish group from making further inroads in Mexico's financial industry, said a Banacci executive who explained the arrangement.

But in conference calls with securities analysts and reporters, Dell executives emphasized that the major opportunity for sharply increasing profits in the near term was in making further inroads into corporate data centers -- selling the server computers that power corporate networks, storage systems and network switches.

CBS executives say they are in position to make further inroads.

And industrial biotechnology looks set to make further inroads into the market for boutique chemicals.

Anwar led his alliance to unprecedented gains in 2008 elections and made further inroads in 2013 polls.

Gambling proponents have long sought to make further inroads in New Hampshire, the first state to introduce the lottery.

The format of the debate could provide Mr. Romney the opportunity to make further inroads with women.