Sentence examples for notable inroads from inspiring English sources
A leftist party that campaigns against the excesses of business has made notable inroads in recent German state elections, raising hurdles for the government of Chancellor Angela Merkel, who is viewed as pro-business but has been sharply critical of the suspected tax evasion.
Extra point Chris Ault, who recently retired at Nevada and who is the architect of the Pistol offense, which has made significant inroads in the N.F.L. this season, is notable for another reason.
Ms Zille, whose parents were refugees from Nazi Germany and who herself was a notable anti-apartheid journalist and campaigner, will find it hard to make inroads into the black vote.Her best hope of boosting the DA is to run Cape Town better than the ANC runs other big cities, and to show that her party cares for the poor and understands the concerns of black voters.
While expansion was the most notable CFL effort in the United States, the league had also made previous inroads.
It is notable, however, as a prime example of how the shadow media culture of creationism can make inroads in the general media culture Expelled premiered in more than 1,000 theaters nationwide, even though in the end it seems to have lost money for its producers.
Google is only making inroads.
Obama is making inroads".
She was making inroads into their savings.
But Bilbao is making inroads here, too.
