Sentence examples for technological inroads from inspiring English sources
Because of technological inroads like spell check and peer editing (think Wikipedia), most people nowadays can write comprehensibly; not everyone can write well.
At the same time, the constant acceleration of computing speed in conjunction with the synergies created by the simultaneous development of seemingly disparate but often surprisingly complementary technologies permits inroads into realms long thought to be immune to technological substitution.
Just in the last year we've made many business inroads and technological innovations that have stoked already red-hot growth.
Potentially, and possibly most important of all, large parts of Israel's technological it are making inroads into the vast Arab market that technically boycotts it.
And despite efforts by the Bush administration to shrug it off as an incremental threat best dealt with through voluntary emissions controls and technological innovation, the issue has been making inroads in the collective imagination, spurred by new scientific reports pointing to rising temperatures around the world and melting ice fields in Greenland and Antarctica.
Google is only making inroads.
Technological breakthrough?
Obama is making inroads".
She was making inroads into their savings.
