Sentence examples for making new inroads from inspiring English sources

B1 New Phase in Newspaper Wars Newsday, which quit its New York Newsday operation in 1995, is making new inroads into the city under its new owner, Tribune Company.

Hurricane Katrina did not reach Acadiana, and Cajun music may be making new inroads in the 21st century, since many New Orleans residents — musicians included — evacuated west into Cajun country.

Cavendish and Serkis are making new inroads across Asia.

Microphones are making new inroads in sports, finding their way into boxing corners, locker rooms, race cars and dugouts during events.

If you are right-leaning, this can be viewed as yet another example of the nanny state making new inroads into our personal lives.

The 2008 finalists — Runa Islam, Mark Leckey, Goshka Macuga and Cathy Wilkes — are making new inroads into the tired strategy of appropriation, giving it a new delicacy that includes the temporary matings of images and objects.

I hope that these news stories of change-makers and will inspire us to galvanize more action, to make new inroads, to keep us engaged continuously throughout 2015, and for as long as slavery endures.

Moreover, he added that the company was planning on a profitable year without making significant new inroads into traditional PC makers' turf.

Meantime the charter industry struggles with rising fuel costs and cutthroat competition among some 3,000 charter outfits, with new inroads being made by the rival business of fractionally owned jets from such players as Warren Buffett's NetJets.

Delphi has also improved its cost structure and is making inroads in new technologies.

And lower ASP could mean it's making bigger inroads into new and emerging markets, which is also a long-term benefit for the company.