Sentence examples for steady inroads from inspiring English sources
3D Systems has made steady inroads into the medical market.
Nonetheless, AT&T has made steady inroads into the local market.
Despite the best efforts of unions, they have been making steady inroads there during the last decade.
The Week, a digest of opinion and news that has been making steady inroads into the weekly news magazine market, continued to add subscribers.
Interest in suspension straps is also high because a theory called functional training has been making slow but steady inroads in the fitness business.
Acela, though, has been making steady inroads against the shuttles, particularly since Sept. 11; after the attacks, increased airport security caused extensive delays, making train travel more attractive.
GlaxoSmithKline 's popular and powerful Augmentin has maintained a steady lead, but Pfizer is making inroads with its more convenient Zithromax, which was recently approved to kill ear bacteria in one single large dose.
That will alarm MPs, who know that to maintain their parliamentary presence the Lib Dems must hold steady against a Conservative resurgence while making inroads into Labour seats.
The trend reflects the steady march of that most protean of technologies — computing — as it makes further inroads into every scientific discipline and industry.
The New York Times refers to "the steady march of that most protean of technologies — computing — as it makes further inroads into every scientific discipline and industry".
