Sentence examples for rapid inroads from inspiring English sources

So far China has been successful in making rapid inroads into the global export market for heavy equipment and machinery.

Research indicates that the reason women aren't making more rapid inroads on corporate boards is that few have reached the most influential board leadership positions.

Emmanuelle Haïm, the French harpsichordist, is a powerhouse interpreter who has been enlivening the European early-music scene as a conductor for the last four years and is now making rapid inroads in this country.

Bloomberg had made rapid inroads into Reuters's business by offering fund managers and other institutions a data terminal that allowed traders to aggressively analyze purchases and sales of investments.

In Benedict's more subdued 2007 visit to Brazil, where Evangelical churches are making rapid inroads in the Catholic majority, he delivered speeches to bishops about how to respond to postmodern society.

That was a much-anticipated move that could help Sony fend off increasing competition from the likes of Apple, which has made rapid inroads into gaming with its App Store, packed with games that can be downloaded onto the iPhone and iPod Touch.

Multiscale modeling is finding rapid inroad into industrial research as a pragmatic way to address problems that could not be addressed at all by traditional molecular modeling.

Because of these developments, cardiac MRI (CMR) has made rapid and dramatic inroads into the clinical arena.

However, as polymer composite tooling materials are making inroads into rapid tooling technologies, die failure in sheet metal forming, in which the dies are subjected to significantly lower stresses, is drawing attention.

My 2011 editorial in Inroads identified the rapid rise in computer science enrollments as a warning that the field might be in for a reprise of the impossible situation computer science departments faced in the 1980s.

With his appointments of Attorney General Jeff Sessions and Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch, Trump has made serious inroads toward transforming the justice system – sadly, in a way that signals a rapid erosion of the rights of Americans.