Sentence examples for new inroads from inspiring English sources

B1 New Phase in Newspaper Wars Newsday, which quit its New York Newsday operation in 1995, is making new inroads into the city under its new owner, Tribune Company.

Hurricane Katrina did not reach Acadiana, and Cajun music may be making new inroads in the 21st century, since many New Orleans residents — musicians included — evacuated west into Cajun country.

Cavendish and Serkis are making new inroads across Asia.

Microphones are making new inroads in sports, finding their way into boxing corners, locker rooms, race cars and dugouts during events.

If you are right-leaning, this can be viewed as yet another example of the nanny state making new inroads into our personal lives.

The urge to purge is finding new inroads in the recording industry, where free expression has always co-existed uneasily with the capitalist imperative.

Rajaratnam, hearing of Chiesi's highly placed source, told Kumar that he had established a new inroad at the company, noting, "Your value to me is a bit diminished".

This discovery puts AB215 in a prime position as a novel endocrine therapeutic biologic and opens a new inroad to study the complex mechanisms regulating estrogen-driven cancer cell proliferation.

But there is a new language making inroads on the practice courts and in player restaurants and even in the later rounds of important tournaments: Polish.

A recent fintech event on Capitol Hill, for example, which brought together leaders in blockchain technology, was a promising example of a burgeoning new industry creating inroads with the elected officials who wield influence over its regulatory future.

But it has begun to make inroads in new markets.