Sentence examples for taking inroads from inspiring English sources

It seems that US projects avoid taking inroads into the social and political minefield on the issue of abortion.

The report also listed steps Republicans can take to make inroads with Latinos, the nation's fastest-growing demographic that's slated to make up 29percentt of the United States' population by 2050.

In fact, quite the opposite, you're arguably more likely to encounter a small to medium business taking great inroads into their marketing activities than bigger businesses.

With marijuana now legal in Washington state after voters passed Initiative 502 in November, state law enforcement has taken steps to make inroads into the community it was once expected to view as made up of law-breakers.

It has taken Microsoft years to make inroads into big corporate software.

Maybe by using this forum to express ourselves, something will take hold and we'll start to make inroads at the other places where we desperately need more double-XX-ers.

It was O'Mara who had the early chances to make inroads in the singles match, taking Edmund to deuce in his second service game and having a break point which he failed to take in the next.

The new Kraft will earn 50% of its revenues from branded candy, cookies and snacks, categories in which store brands have found it difficult to make inroads, and which are particularly well suited to take advantage of developing-country growth.

"It may take a few trips before we can make inroads".

Lindwall's men batted first and made 428; Meckiff was the most successful bowler, taking 6/75 while his fellow-bowlers struggled to make inroads into the opposition batsmen.

"To make inroads against California's housing issues, the Assembly is taking a comprehensive approach to increasing the amount of affordable housing in our state".