Sentence examples for sharp inroads from inspiring English sources
"After that," says Mr Merone, "people said, 'Enough with these bearded people' .In Syria, by contrast, jihadist rebel factions, proving better armed and motivated, have made sharp inroads into the opposition at the expense of mainstream Islamists.
Miller's still a dude's dude, unfortunately, and has yet to trim the uninteresting, boastful fat that has prevented too many otherwise sharp rappers from making inroads with potential listeners over 30 (read, anyone who might have a daughter that Miller so loosely denigrates on lesser verses).
Selling substrates to the upcoming Chinese rivals may ultimately be Sharp's key Chinese inroad.
Both programs have made major inroads in prime time with a sharp, often sarcastic and pointedly liberal take on politics.
"I think he's the greatest mayor that New York has had since Peter Stuyvesant," said Myron Magnet, the editor of the Manhattan Institute for Policy Research's City Journal, who suggested that Mr. Giuliani's remarkable inroads against crime -- organized and individual -- and sharp reduction in the welfare rolls upended the accepted wisdom that New York was ungovernable.
Google is only making inroads.
Obama is making inroads".
She was making inroads into their savings.
But Bilbao is making inroads here, too.
