Sentence examples for talk about inroads from inspiring English sources
There is always talk about inroads and pipelines, coaching staffs that reshuffle and conferences that realign.
But today Google co-founders Larry Page and Sergei Brin and CEO Eric Schmidt made nebulous statements that are leaving us wondering if Google is now thinking of building that gPhone: "The trio of Google execs also used the opportunity to talk about the inroads the company is making with its own branded mobile phone as a replacement for the iPhone".
It is up to us in Africa to talk about this and make inroads against prejudice".
Jim Slattery, a candidate for U.S. Senate in Kansas, dropped by Netroots Nation this morning to talk about how progressives can make inroads in the heartland.
(By the way, by no means am I suggesting that all indoor cats are depressed, nor am I suggesting that everyone should or can let their cat outdoors. What I'm sharing here applies to our cat, and I'm simply using it as an inroad to talk about the connection between risk-taking and joy).
The same is true for Tashi, yes?" (By the way, by no means am I suggesting that all indoor cats are depressed, nor am I suggesting that everyone should or can let their cat outdoors. What I'm sharing here applies to our cat, and I'm simply using it as an inroad to talk about the connection between risk-taking and joy).
It's a dark underbelly of society that nobody wants to talk about, and so it's difficult to make inroads on eradicating it once and for all.
As for issues like abortion or same-sex marriage that Republicans here once talked about as an inroad to reaching socially conservative Catholic and Evangelical Christian Hispanic voters, one might need a microscope to find those.
"For them to make inroads in this state," Mr. Walker said, "they have to talk about what they're going to do to take on the powerful special interests to ultimately make the tough decisions that are more about the next generation than just the next election".
Talk about condescending talk?
