Sentence examples for small inroads from inspiring English sources

Still, capitalism is making small inroads.

They have made only small inroads into the overall market.

In essence, the philanthropists want to enlist the capitalists — and they are making small inroads.

Last year, a Research Information Network report documented that the use of social media had made only small inroads into academia.

Apple and Google have made small inroads into Microsoft's Office empire during the past half-decade, but their marketing and software development budgets are effectively unlimited.

Disparate rebel groups have in recent weeks made small inroads against the government in the east, south and north, including near the town of Safira, the suspected site of a chemical-weapons plant.

And maybe Adidas's advertising campaign provides a small inroad towards change.

Now I'm a grandmother, and I'd like to think that I made a small inroad for working mothers when I brought my baby to work.

You can see why the statement about Amazon's plans might have been readily believed: the company back in November made a small inroad into the world of physical books with a storefront in Seattle, one of the many forays that Amazon has made to build bridges between its online presence and the offline shopping world.

The BNP made inroads, although small compared with those of the Liberal Democrats, who now have overall control.

Across most of Europe, Green parties and other small movements are making inroads at the expense of the conservative and social democratic parties that have long dominated the political landscape.