Sentence examples for making major inroads from inspiring English sources

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

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

You're a pretty little girl, your nose still hasn't really made up its mind, and they're making major inroads in preteen cheekbone implants.

The domestic energy market is facing its biggest shake-up in decades as disruptor companies are making major inroads into the dominance of the Big Six giants.

This instance was particularly embarrassing because the authorities had to admit to losing the body at a time when they said they were making major inroads in controlling the cartels, arresting several top leaders of the Zetas and other groups.

The Taliban had already begun making major inroads across the south and east of the country; Arghandab, along with Panjwayi and Zhari, the districts immediately to the west, was rapidly overrun by insurgents.

But since then the National Front has made major inroads.

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

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

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

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