Sentence examples for many inroads from inspiring English sources

In the Moscow of Putin Redux, Michael McFaul could not hope to make many inroads.

The Lorena never made many inroads to American kitchens, but it was an immediate hit internationally.

Technology has made many inroads elsewhere, but a construction site is still a place of heavy manual labor.

[cartoon id= cullum-2002-10-07"] In the Moscow of Putin Redux, Michael McFaul could not hope to make many inroads.

Asmir Begovic claimed from Adam Lallana and Lucas but Clyne and Milner, culpable at Liverpool's concession, were making too many inroads on the wing.

FUR is a much more common sight in Russia than it is in the United States -- clearly, groups like People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals haven't been able to make as many inroads.

The kitchen has been a key piece in that puzzle, but aside from some third-party refrigerators from companies like LG, Amazon hasn't made too many inroad on that front.

He has pulled that off even as big, established media companies — the world he formerly inhabited — have focused on packaging their shows and movies for viewing on the Web rather than making many creative inroads in original Web programming.

But Nielsen's research also suggests that while traditional-format ads do not sit that well with users, there are many other inroads being made in using mobile devices to promote services and goods to users.

Since Amazon has made so many other inroads into cloud-based enterprise services through its AWS division, what's to keep it from becoming even more of a competitive threat to Salesforce by launching an API version of Mayday for businesses to implement themselves?

Just in the last year we've made many business inroads and technological innovations that have stoked already red-hot growth.