Sentence examples for making their inroads from inspiring English sources

If the other Chromebooks, which start at more than $1,000 less than the Pixel are semi-disposable machines that you can easily replace when they break and which are making their inroads into classrooms and enterprises because of this, the Pixel is basically the Chromebook for the C-suite and the superintendent.

Its coffee shops, pubs and meeting rooms are full of people making their first inroads into entrepreneurship, and the collective spirit is motivating in itself.

BANGKOK — The ruling People's Action Party led by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong was returned to power on Sunday with a majority of 60 percent of the vote after a hard-fought parliamentary campaign in which opposition parties made their strongest inroads since Singapore's independence in 1965.

Despite his lowered stats, the Capitals made their furthest inroads in the playoffs ever.

As unemployment in the eastern coal fields climbed to 40 percent, the United Mine Workers made their first inroads in the region.

But the majority-minority, affluent suburban district is exactly the kind of haven of antipathy toward Trump where Democrats expect to make their biggest inroads on Nov. 6.

Asian nations were not overt, but instead used subtle means to discourage U.S. companies from making strong inroads into their markets.

The telecoms hope that, by bundling phone service with beamed-in entertainment, they can stop cable companies from making further inroads into their business.

She was making inroads into their savings.

"It's nice to see more commercial festivals making enormous inroads into improving their sustainability".

Meanwhile, the Democrats have been busily brushing up on their Spanish and making further inroads into this increasingly important segment of the electorate.