Sentence examples for making such inroads from inspiring English sources

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

But potential competitors questioned his ability to make such inroads.

European settlement made such inroads on the natural forest that erosion in high-country areas became a serious problem.

Star has made such inroads in India that it has shifted the center of gravity of the company.

Three years later, the party's inability to make such inroads is reflected in how some Black Lives Matter activists view potential conversations with Republican presidential contenders.

Whereas it had been largely anticipated they would go out at the quarter-final stage, particularly when Belgium made such inroads in the opening minutes it looked as though the contest might be over by the interval.

Malouda was just one striking point of difference between two teams operating on entirely different levels but there was something about his assurance which spoke of the Chelsea that had made such inroads into the confidence of all their rivals earlier this season.

Trygve Olson said it was extraordinary that a little-known politician — a bearded, soft-spoken professor who once served as a deputy mayor in Grodno and was the president of a basketball team there — had made such inroads, given the pressures he faces on the campaign trail and the blackout in state media.

e-Steel's Michael Levin is of course happy that CSC has made such inroads in the Internet consulting arena.

Not only is there no evidence whatsoever to suggest the Chinese are making any such inroads in the African land market, Dr. Brautigam discovered the entire story is actually upside down.

But in the week when the Will Smith movie Concussion, which details how the NFL suppressed research on CTE, arrives in the UK, scientists appear to be slowly making inroads into such a devilish problem.