Sentence examples for will make inroads from inspiring English sources

The government will make inroads into the country's high-tax environment, reducing the burden on companies.

The rise of the machines will continue in rich countries, and they will make inroads into developing ones.

Technology will make inroads in east Africa, offering a chance for decrepit economies to get a little better.

"They will make inroads as long as the seniors don't know what is in the bill," Mr. Matsui said.

Mr Sang, supported by Nguyen Sinh Hung, the conservative head of the legislature, will make inroads as the economic inertia saps support for the prime minister.

Went on to establish space exploration firm SpaceX in 2002 The Reaction deal is a £20m-wager that its technology will make inroads into commercial space travel.

Over the past few weeks, Kurds in Kobane have been surrounded by IS forces, who'd made inroads into the town before US airstrikes and operations by Kurdish forces pushed them back.

Republican strategists scoff at such efforts, saying Democrats will never make inroads among religious voters if they support abortion and oppose organized school prayer.

Théberge disagrees fentanyl will inevitably make inroads in Quebec.

Maybe by using this forum to express ourselves, something will take hold and we'll start to make inroads at the other places where we desperately need more double-XX-ers.

In this situation, China will try to make inroads across the region, Asian diplomats say.