Sentence examples for making steady inroads from inspiring English sources

Despite the best efforts of unions, they have been making steady inroads there during the last decade.

The Week, a digest of opinion and news that has been making steady inroads into the weekly news magazine market, continued to add subscribers.

Acela, though, has been making steady inroads against the shuttles, particularly since Sept. 11; after the attacks, increased airport security caused extensive delays, making train travel more attractive.

IN the tech world, the slender liquid crystal display monitor has become synonymous with cool, making steady inroads against its rotund predecessor, the cathode ray tube.

The Week, a digest of opinion and news that has been making steady inroads into the weekly news magazine market, ended the six-month period with a circulation of just over 525,000, up 2 percent.

Led by the TD Bank Financial Group, which owns TD Waterhouse and Toronto Dominion Bank, four of the six companies that dominate financial services in Canada are making steady inroads into the United States.

3D Systems has made steady inroads into the medical market.

Nonetheless, AT&T has made steady inroads into the local market.

The Internet has made steady inroads in Morocco; major institutions have direct access to it, while private individuals can connect via telecommunications "boutiques," a version of the cyber cafés found in many Western countries, and through home computers.

Was it to stop Apple continuing to steal a march with its tenth-generation operating system (OS X) for Macintosh computers, which have made steady inroads (albeit from a minuscule base) into Microsoft's vast enterprise market?

Ford has made steady inroads into the British auto industry in recent years, buying such prestige marques as Jaguar and Aston Martin before it acquired the Land Rover division from BMW.