Sentence examples for open inroads from inspiring English sources

By buying TNT Express, U.P.S. would greatly increase its market share in Europe and open inroads in China.

The deal, months in the making, would greatly increase the American company's market share in Europe and open inroads in China.

In March, for example, United Parcel Service agreed to buy the Dutch shipping company TNT Express for 5.2 billion euros, or $6.8 billion, in an effort by the American company to increase its market share in Europe and open inroads into China.

Another, according to Veeco's Rossi is that the multiple collaborations of China's small universities often facilitates connections between the foreign firms they work with.Veeco's collaborations with Fudan University in Shanghai and with CAS, for example, could open inroads with other multinationals located in Shanghai.

Mr. Romney and the Republicans have made clear inroads.

And, after Brunt's extra pace had Mendis miscuing to Danielle Hazell, the door was open to make inroads into the Sri Lanka middle order.

There is little doubt that all these new findings about the role of iron (and other metals, e.g. Brown et al. 1997) open up many new inroads into understanding the important role of iron in prion diseases, and thereby novel therapeutic options involving both anti-oxidants and cell-permeable iron chelators.

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.

He acknowledged that the open-source movement was making inroads.

Cleverly was busy but made few inroads, despite somehow opening a cut over the challenger's right eye.

He said Microsoft was particularly concerned about the inroads that the open-source idea was making in other countries.