Sentence examples for tiny inroads from inspiring English sources

Insurance companies, meanwhile, have been making tiny inroads into the banking business, mostly by starting banks from scratch.

Burn cabinet ministers for fuel, or EU regulations that require environmental taxes to be slapped on top of everything else? Shall we warm the electorate with cuts and torch our children's futures, or could we dare to make a tiny inroad or two into the £1bn profit the main energy companies made last year to fund a third way?

In a Silicon Valley rendering of "The Empire Strikes Back," Intel Corporation executives took the stage at an industry gathering today to deflect the first inroads of a tiny but highly visible competitor in the lucrative chip market for portable computers.

[C2.] Intel Defends Its Mobile-Chip Turf Intel executives took the stage at an industry gathering to deflect the first inroads of Transmeta, a tiny but highly visible competitor, in the lucrative chip market for portable computers.

"I'm making inroads".

Google is only making inroads.

Obama is making inroads".

"We made inroads".

She was making inroads into their savings.

VoIP has made some inroads.

But could Ukip make inroads?