Sentence examples for of the inroads from inspiring English sources

Most of the inroads, meanwhile, have been made by the county government.

This program takes advantage of the inroads already made in the state's transit system".

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

"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.

"In the next recession, the power of small businesses to create jobs counter-cyclically will be stronger," in part because of the inroads they have made over the last decade into the services sector and the global economy.

I was not willing to try a poutine rather than a bag of Bud the Spud's fries — I believe the word "adulteration" might have been uttered at the time — but Bud's decision to offer it in what had been a straight French-fries operation was an indication of the inroads it had made.

At this time Massachusetts was the scene of a religious revival opposed to the inroads of science.

Management says cuts are necessary because of decline in attendance & wagering attributed to the inroads of off-track betting.

But to critics, it amounts to a strategy for retaining influence over all classes of a society that is certainly not immune to the inroads of secularism.

Lacking the powerful cultural and historical traditions of the Chinese and the Indians, Malays have been vulnerable to the inroads of Saudi-style Islam.

held that this was necessary because of the decline in attendance & wagering, which it charged to the inroads of off-track betting.