Sentence examples for making inroads among from inspiring English sources

For months, Mr. Romney tried making inroads among voters who were disappointed with, but not necessarily angry at, Mr. Obama.

American officials have become increasingly concerned that the Nusra Front is making inroads among the Syrian population by dispersing assistance in the areas it controls.

Shouldn't character matter?" The dispute over the maid is potentially problematic because, until now, Ms. Whitman had shown signs of making inroads among Latino voters.

Making inroads among independents, college-educated yuppies, and minorities in fast-changing Republican states is all well and good for the Democrats.

The G.O.P. is making such inroads among younger voters for the same reason that Fox News is making inroads among younger viewers.

Douglas Hattaway, a spokesman for the Gore campaign, said polls showing Mr. Bush making inroads among Hispanic voters are meaningless so early in the campaign.

Sanders has struggled to make inroads among African American Democrats.

Republicans have seen the issue as a way to make inroads among some black voters.

Loyalists of Ibrahim al-Jaafari, a former prime minister, have made inroads among the most devout.

One key question is whether the BJP has made inroads among India's 150 million Muslims.

He made inroads among important swing groups, including Catholics, suburbanites, political independents, even veterans.