Sentence examples for more inroads from inspiring English sources
But the Yankees are making more inroads into Japan.
That tactic might have made more inroads into Liverpool's rearguard.
In the morning England might have made more inroads into the Sri Lanka line-up.
Mr. Chang's failure to make more inroads resulted in his dismissal.
The signings were more inroads in the search not for symbolic gestures but for meaningful influence and development.
When improvements in health are taken into account, even more inroads are being made into global inequality.
It will be intriguing to see if Eaton can make more significant inroads.
Research indicates that the reason women aren't making more rapid inroads on corporate boards is that few have reached the most influential board leadership positions.
And the plan "misses an important opportunity to make more meaningful inroads toward eliminating the state's long-term structural imbalance" — between its revenues and its expenditures.
Younger voters like Webb and his friend Jordan Parks, 17, suggest, however, that the extreme rightwing group may have made more lasting inroads.
What we have here, you gather, is another of those wartime-through-the-eyes-of-a-child novels, in which the war will boom dimly in the background for a time, before gradually making more direct inroads.
