Sentence examples for professional inroads from inspiring English sources

Localytics suggested that while the iPhone is making professional inroads, it continues to be predominantly a personal device, contrary to RIM's Blackberry phones.

She forged inroads for professional women, practicing her grace, elegance, and biting humor, while raising a family.

But Wall says that lately, generic personal computers have made another inroad into professional filmmaking: color correction.

Digital has almost completely replaced film in the casual set and is making inroads among professionals and artists, but that doesn't mean film is being completely forgotten.

Those associated with Japanese professional baseball are worried about inroads that M.L.B. might be making on their fan base.

Women have made serious inroads in other professional schools -- notably medicine, where they accounted for about 46percentt of the students who started last fall.

Flat panels are making inroads in the professional arena, where space is a consideration.

"Disowning the possibility of beauty bonding's importance seemed essential to many women, even those who could readily articulate the ways such chatter had provided inroads to friendships and professional connections".

White women continued to make inroads based on increased access to professional and managerial occupations, including human resource departments of major corporations, where they became an internal force for change.

Conventional methods discriminated against professionals in low and middle income countries by making access to scientific information difficult due to the high cost of textbooks and journals and the lack of trained professionals to do the teaching and training although important inroads are being made to overcome this, e.g., BioMed Central.

The feeling associated with driving is not confined to professionals, although they are the most susceptible to its inroads.