Sentence examples for necessary inroads from inspiring English sources
Sri Lanka, such a vibrant side throughout, were lacklustre, unable to recover sufficiently from early setbacks with the bat, and equally unable to make the necessary inroads with the ball, to trouble Pakistan.
Employment has risen by more than 300,000 over the year.While these increases were substantial, they fall a long way short of the expansion of paid work Mr Piachaud and Ms Sutherland calculate is necessary to make further inroads into child poverty.
If Polly Perks has to pass as a man to succeed, so be it: she's not bad with a sword and has been working on taking up more room than is absolutely necessary, though she has some inroads yet to make on swearing and spitting.
Management says cuts are necessary because of decline in attendance & wagering attributed to the inroads of off-track betting.
held that this was necessary because of the decline in attendance & wagering, which it charged to the inroads of off-track betting.
APRA would probably sign the recently negotiated free trade agreement with the United States, arguing that it is necessary to promote exports from the highlands and the coastal areas where APRA seeks inroads.
As fascists once again make political inroads across Europe - increasingly with Muslims as their target - it is all the more necessary that new generations are never allowed to forget that reality.
Proteomics seems to have all the attributes necessary to provide the needed breakthrough in understanding the physiopathology of idiopathic preterm birth and to identify novel inroads to help prevent its occurrence.
That mechanism is necessary because European companies have been increasingly frustrated by roadblocks to investment in China as Chinese investors have made inroads into Europe, Mr. De Gucht said in an interview last month.
Mr. de Gucht said the mechanism was necessary because European companies were increasingly frustrated by roadblocks to investment in China at a time when Chinese investors are making inroads into Europe.
