Sentence examples for the inroads made from inspiring English sources

The inroads made by Italian wines have been impressive.

This chapter presents consolidated research results and the inroads made into new application domains.

Nobody in the LDP wants an election right now, especially given the inroads made by the DPJ lately.

Despite the inroads made by Ms. Rousseff and others, Brazil ranks remarkably low in the representation of women in politics.

The dispute resolution model is usually treated as formally dominant, followed by an exploration of the inroads made by the law declaration model.

Tells about the inroads made by Pepsi-Cola in Egypt, & about the war between the two cola drinks that has ranged over much of the earth.

Grassroots organisation remains strong despite the recent inroads made by the BJP.

In December a letter from Chicago noted the great inroads made by Christian Science on the ranks of orthodoxy, and in February White wrote Jenkin Lloyd Jones his recollections of Ralph Waldo Emerson.

Despite the apparent inroads made by introduced religions, much of the population also maintains traditional religious beliefs, and rituals of magic, spells, and sorcery are still widely practiced.

Obama's Latino support – he beat John McCain 2-1, reversing the GOP inroads made with Latinos under Bush – is shrinking.

The pioneering spirit of the game saw inroads made into South Africa and Papua New Guinea and Wales.