Sentence examples for of inroads from inspiring English sources

Windows Phone has made a lot of inroads, and a lot of people use BlackBerry devices.

He is also a board member of Inroads of Greater Baltimore and Washington, an organization that sponsors minority internships.

For profitability, to make any kind of inroads on NBC, to be a real player, to be a real network, we have to do this".

8.13pm GMT It's a pretty open game, with Mertens, Pandev and Higuain all causing Porto early bother, while Quaresma has make a couple of inroads down the other end.

Viagra "probably has a higher climb than it should have" in restoring its hegemony, she added, because of inroads by Cialis and Levitra, "but it's not too late for Viagra because it's still the market leader".

Another contradiction is that the bar for expected ratings goes up for current affairs and serious documentaries while the share of viewing slips because of inroads from digital channels.

What we are doing is seeking any sort of inroad and I recognise that with synesthesia, where people have a mixture of the senses.

"This area has just grown too crowded with visitors," said Kwan Am, a 45-year-old monk whose cellular phone, tucked just under his robes as he served tea to visitors, gave one indication of the inroads of modernity here.

But the vast scale of Western inroads and the collapse of traditional patronage that followed the Meiji restoration threw Japanese art into a state of crisis.

The term is a tribute, of course, a way of defining her legacy in terms of the inroads that she made for later artists.

"Protecting Afghan women against maternal tetanus is one of the simplest but most effective ways of making inroads into the country's horrific maternal mortality rate - currently one of the highest in the world," said Carol Bellamy, Executive Director of UNICEF.