Sentence examples for these inroads from inspiring English sources

And yet: progress has slowed, despite these inroads.

These inroads caused resentment, and there is evidence of widespread resistance, most of it passive.

As a Jewish feminist, it took me a while to adjust to these inroads into matrilineal descent in an otherwise patriarchal religion.

Speaking on BBC Radio 4's Today programme Mr Farage rounded on the Labour party and Mr Miliband, claiming: "Well, I doubt they can make these inroads under this leader".

These inroads are providing maps of mechanical changes in tissue structure and stiffness, and will permit deeper insights into the role of mechanics in both developmental biology and disease.

Despite all Mr Gore's rhetoric about "fighting for working families", 46% of those who described themselves as "working class" voted for Mr Bush.These Republican inroads into the Democrats' traditional sources of support explain why the vote was so agonisingly close.

But it's one thing for big media companies from the prosperous West to make these domestic inroads overseas, and another thing for a network based in Qatar to reverse the flow and give Americans their version of the foreign gaze.

It must be understood that Iran has managed to make these dangerous inroads without a nuclear weapon and without being a nuclear threshold state.

However, the inroads of these discipline carved out over many decades offer a rough mapping of potentials, resistances, path impedances, work-done, and energies transferred.

Young men who feel their freedom is being suppressed by the Indian state might join Islamic fundamentalist groups from Pakistan and Afghanistan if these groups make inroads into Kashmir, warned Sheikh Showkat Hussain, a law professor at the Central University of Kashmir.

And while others might not be so eager to announce the theory's demise, they would certainly agree with Bregman's observation that these experiments are "inroads into [understanding] what dark matter is and isn't".