Sentence examples for strong inroads from inspiring English sources
The P.K.I. made strong inroads in Central & East Java.
To succeed, Microsoft has to make strong inroads into Internet services and software, where Google is a leader.
The perpetrators are widely assumed to be Salafists, adherents of a fundamentalist group influenced by Saudi Arabia that has made strong inroads, particularly among Egypt's poorest classes.
The vernacular made strong inroads (even as the language of scholarship) when Descartes published his Discours de la méthode (Discourse on Method) in French in 1637.
But Stop the Decline was showing strong inroads in Lombardy, one of the swing regions, though the group's popularity might be dented somewhat by the revelations this week that Mr. Giannino lied about his academic credentials.
Citing endorsements from many Democratic officeholders in Texas and his strong inroads in Hispanic areas that have long been Democratic strongholds, Mr. Bush suggested that his leadership talents could be applied on a national level.
BANGKOK — The ruling People's Action Party led by Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong was returned to power on Sunday with a majority of 60 percent of the vote after a hard-fought parliamentary campaign in which opposition parties made their strongest inroads since Singapore's independence in 1965.
With a renewed sense of purpose and a common goal, NGOs and their partners intend to make strong and lasting inroads into reducing the disease burden of the world's most affected populations through effective research action.
Grassroots organisation remains strong despite the recent inroads made by the BJP.
It would also give Terra, which is strong in Latin America, an inroad into the big Spanish-language population of the United States, estimated by Spanish media executives to be as large as 35 million people, with an average per capita income two to three times that of Latin Americans.
He finally managed to make inroads with some strong work of his own, arguably winning the fourth.
