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Sentence Examples The company is now at a crucial stage in its development as it focuses on the European market and making inroads into its vending machine sector. This Montreal-based band has a cult following in Canada and is just beginning to make inroads into the British jazz scene. As women continue to make inroads into previously male-dominated areas, a trio of men have shown it can work both ways. Stillington made major inroads into Harrogate's batting as they dismissed three home batsmen for ducks. Recently, online activism has been making inroads into the lives of mainstream Internet users. For many people this means tightening the belt a bit, cutting back on the creature comforts and simply making inroads into the credit card bill. The Franks, Visigoths, and Burgundians all made large inroads into the western empire. The peloton continues to make small inroads into the breakaway group's lead, but they seem content to allow the front runners to set the pace. This gives you a breathing space to reorganise your finances and make inroads into paying off your plastic burden. Excessive government control and the licence-permit raj paved the way for corruption, which has developed deep inroads in our community. But by the mid-1990s airbus had made serious inroads on U.S. market shares both here and around the world. If this was making inroads into the problem then many Americans would reluctantly accept this as a necessary evil. The campaign was successful and now Coke is making inroads into what was once a market void. Making early inroads into the Uttar Pradesh batting line-up they took firm control of the proceedings. With passage of time, dry flowers are slowly making inroads into the fresh-flower market, to occupy a prime slot in homes and offices. Over time, however, the values of psychotherapy have made inroads into religious as well as secular culture. They made great inroads which allowed our backs the room to play some open football. In Latin America, we see some decline because of inroads by Evangelicals and Pentecostals. Silver is still desirable, but other metallics and copper tones in costume jewellery are making inroads. It's far from a done deal, but he's made surprising inroads, and he's not letting up. Show More Sentences While British timber is making inroads into the European market, there is still plenty coming in the opposite direction. Ireland's drinks market is dominated by the multinationals but one smaller operation is making inroads. The output of social housing has failed to make real inroads into affordability. He says it has made inroads into niche markets and scores highly on business banking, wealth management and mortgages. After two boundaries he was caught behind off Friedlander and the students felt they could make further inroads. He also plans to make inroads by offering discount medical insurance products to small businesses. By making inroads in urban communities, Republicans could offset Democratic suburban gains and maintain electoral competitiveness. This will intensify as downloadable Internet Recordings made under the SOBIA begin to make inroads into the CD market. Even as Hispanics favored Democrats this week, some Republicans wooed them ardently and made surprising inroads. Regaining the votes of Asian-Americans, like making inroads with Latino voters, will be a slog for the Republican Party. While the network is years away from establishing a primetime schedule complete with its own brand of original programming, PAX is making inroads. Pavee's attacking sweeper played a dual role as a tough defender and made sleek wing attacks that resulted in major inroads into Big Players' defense. She has also made solo inroads, doing that song about being with her boo. A Marine being spokesman said the U.S. forces are making inroads into the city, the same spokesman adding, the Marines are winning every firefight they engage in. Young people can make inroads into the rights of adults, and more specifically of creators. From aeronautics, climatology and bioscience to finance and sport, computer modeling and simulation have made inroads into most areas. If Working America can make inroads there, we'll have the makings of a political earthquake. Microsoft's blog abbreviation debacle comes as blogging in general and RSS specifically make inroads into more spheres of business and personal life. He is currently making inroads in African-American churches, and is spearheading a drive to take crosses out of the churches and have them replaced with crowns. We must find ways to make inroads to increase the positive impact of migration and reduce its negative repercussions. Show More Sentences His other hope is to make inroads against stigma, another persistent challenge. Certainly, this was not a great way to make inroads to the power structure or to help make friends to further the cause. Buddhism made its first inroads into the upper echelons of Chinese society at this time, and many scholars met to discuss and compare the ideas of these two religions. They have been doing this in Western Europe since the early 1990s and started to make inroads in Central Europe more recently. For instance, if there were more priests in the villages, new religious groups hostile to the Church could not so easily make inroads there. Although the Haier brand is making inroads into the global consumer consciousness, analysts say the deciding factor for overseas buyers is still its dirt-cheap prices. I am equally hopeful that we will forge and maintain new relationships as we make inroads here in Canada and around the world. It spells out what must be done to make inroads in the fight to eliminate poverty with a particular emphasis on multisectoral solutions. Renault has used the Entry range to significantly step up its presence outside Europe and to make inroads in new markets, such as India and Iran. The greenback also made great inroads into the British Pound yesterday, as British banking woes reemerged, and deflation fears kicked in. The popularity of the costumed deejay Deadmau5 was indicative of electronic music's deeper inroads into the American mainstream. Some York bands are already making inroads into the industry. Substantial inroads have been made in encouraging the promotion of women within the public sector. We also have the means to make major inroads against poverty and the social problems that go with poverty. We have made significant inroads into the numbers of grow ops that are shut down. What is so alarming about the commissioner's report is the revelation that so many relatively minor inroads on civil liberties have gone unremarked and unnoticed. Services also made significant inroads in the market for business expense management and gasoline cards. By mid-century, inroads were also being made into the near infrared. The Cuban Revolution has exposed the vast inroads of revisionism upon our movement. The state was a key Democratic pickup in 2008, a symbol of Democratic inroads into the Republican West. Show More Sentences This comes after the Opposition was mauled yesterday in Question Time when Labor backbenchers were really looking to make budgetary inroads on the equity angle. And underlying that impressionistic view is the reality of the massive inroads that capitalism has made at the socio-economic level there. Delaware is trying to make inroads into the Middle East and South America, he says. Google has struggled to make inroads into offices, where Microsoft software still rules. So what will be the first tech innovation to make inroads into our daily lives? Bush speaks fluent Spanish and comes from a family — particularly his father and uncle — that has successfully built inroads to Latino voters. The company has made significant inroads into online video and cloud computing. Economically, Kyrgyzstan is heavily dependent on Russia, although China has made inroads over the past two decades. The AWB were trying to make inroads into the English-speaking neighbourhoods of our town. Despite major inroads by both foreign and indigenous capitalism, the core elements of its economy are collectivized. The objective is perfectly clear: to make inroads into military zones or even withdraw them, in order to facilitate civilian air traffic. Both these businesses continue to make inroads into new customers and in new product categories. We need translational research based on these findings to make inroads into personalized medicine. There is an analysis of Sudan and why federalism is not making rapid inroads in that troubled nation. Building relationships with children and going the extra mile to solve problems before they develop have led to major inroads at schools. Could you describe the inroads that have been made in these areas for our readers? While the Indian market is dominated by two domestic players, these companies have so far failed to make inroads into the global market. The equally age-old question in the light of this perennial observation is, why aren't inroads being made in the fight against corruption? He has brought significant inroads in the areas of immunization and control of infectious diseases. When we finally started to make inroads and become popular, there was so much, at least as far as the band was concerned, undue attention being paid to my stuff. Show More Sentences We are making big inroads with our diesel injection technology, and currently we equip the Duramax and Cummins light truck diesel engines with our components. Make inroads into schools to educate them about law and justice as part of civic education curriculum. Government programs to assist the needy were shielding millions of people from utter destitution, but governments did not seem to be making any inroads in the fight against poverty. Recent analyses have made significant inroads to understanding the Beaker phenomenon, mostly by analysing each of its components separately. You must have been fairly surprised at Dr. Glaser's inroads into reprogramming the brain. Three weeks into it, I am finally beginning to make inroads on this project. During his reign, Lutheranism made significant inroads among the Danish population. Tibetan Buddhism has also made slow inroads into the country in recent years. This work must also make inroads in the EU's own organisation. Focusing our spending on key priorities and putting an end to decades of deficit financing have allowed the government to make significant inroads in its fight against the debt. Early on, the Sidekick, which was distinguished by a fold-out screen that opens like a switchblade knife, attracted a celebrity following that helped the company make inroads into consumer and youth markets. To that end, it should whet its communication tools to facilitate inroads into new areas other than those already known today and, above all, kindle interest within the media and the public at large. Trump is not expected to make inroads into that lead. Microsoft is doing its best to make inroads into this captive market. Mr. Paul, however, has been trying to make inroads into that support. These initiatives are helping the forest sector make inroads into new multi-billion dollar markets where greater demand for high-quality Canadian forest products can translate into more jobs in Canada's forest sector. The private and public industrial sectors cannot compete with foreign products on the domestic market, nor can they make inroads into foreign markets. Internally, it was necessary to build on the advantages of the internal market so as to increase the community's competitiveness and in particular to make inroads into the problem of unemployment through sustained growth. However, improvements in the structural and legal environment will gradually make inroads into the old Cash Against Delivery banking system in China. In order to maintain union density in 'public service' industries such as health care, corrections and public works, public sector unions need to make inroads into the private sector, where this involves following the work. Show More Sentences Canada is known for its commitment to food safety and its environmental leadership, boosting consumer confidence in Canadian products and helping those products make inroads into world markets. The recently commercialised patented molecules Javanol and Pharaone, continued to make inroads into the market, enjoying good customer's acceptance. Others explained that the Study Group had recognized it was not expert in all national systems and had not wished the text unwittingly to make inroads into national law. Republicans are already looking to make inroads. Typically, to start, only respectful, realistic stories make inroads. But it has begun to make inroads in new markets. In 1992 and 1993, it took advantage of the opening up of Eastern Europe, setting up marketing operations to make inroads in these countries and gain a foothold in the Russian market. We have before us a responsibility and a mandate to continue to make inroads, to make this country better than what it is, to ensure that we deal with some fundamental critical issues in our society today. In short many may like the idea of expanded bilingualism in theory but be unprepared in practice to invest the time and resources to make inroads. If microfinance is to realise its potential to make inroads into poverty, through enterprise and job creation, and contribute to the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals, it must continue to scale up. In all cases, natural gas is expected to make inroads in Atlantic Canada. In fact, we are negotiating a new contract with this company. If we come to an agreement, Djibouti will be able to make even greater inroads into the transshipment market, which will be decisive for our future. These are very substantial inroads that the citizen has made into the prerogative of the state, and this legislation presents another great inroad by the citizen into the prerogative of the state. The Group's overall trading in the United States was steady, with satisfactory sales by T-Fal and new inroads made by Rowenta in high-range linen care products. By naming Binhai as a testing ground for reform, the leadership is also sending a signal that it is not fazed by recent public criticism of some aspects of economic change, including the inroads made by foreign investors. Offering unusual mechanical timepieces with attachable digital instruments for diving and free skiing, the brand has made inroads in what has tended to be a market dominated by heritage brands. While the GOP now commands a majority in the House, and made inroads in the Senate, the Bay State remains decidedly a blue state. But whereas Vredestein has been a bridgehead for Apollo's products in Europe, Tata's cars have made few inroads there. Nor did JLR seem to need any advice from Tata on how to run its plants in Britain. For nineteenth-century mothers whose children were widely spaced in age, in whose homes technology had made virtually no inroads to lighten their labour, the help of daughters was invaluable. China has witnessed huge and convulsive strikes and protests in recent years, as workers, peasants and others fight to defend themselves against the ravages and inequalities produced by the inroads of the capitalist market. Show More Sentences One does not practice yoga and meditation without making some kind of inroads into the nature of the enlightened mind, the way ancient yogi saw it. Now, for the first time, Jobbik has made real inroads into the prosperous trans-Danubian regions, when the conventional wisdom held that the party would remain confined to eastern Hungary, the poorest part of the country. I feel it is only fitting, as a female member of Parliament, that I address the inroads that we have made in Afghanistan with respect to women's rights. They have made inroads with public and private sector employers who have created more full-time jobs with better benefits and their efforts continue with employers in the nonprofit sector. Its current budgetary support to anti-corruption initiatives must not only be sustained, but also increase steadily and drastically, and snow-ball as more inroads are made against graft and corruption. The increasing importance of search engines for finding information on the Internet increasingly leads to considerable inroads into the privacy of users of search engines. Market analysis suggests that Korean yards made inroads in this area due to very low offer prices, as has been the case before in certain tanker segments and for containerships. This agressive move will strongly increase the competitiveness of Otra Danmark in the area of lighting and will allow new important inroads to the core of the electrical installer market to be opened. And the city has already made inroads into the provinces. Elton, instead, strongly defended the traditional methods of history and was also appalled by the inroads made by postmodernism. They captured the Balkan fortress of Sirmium in 582, while the Slavs began to make inroads across the Danube. During this time period, Europeans made remarkable inroads in maritime innovations. Other companies, like the French East India Company and the Danish East India Company also started to make inroads on the Dutch system. Years after its logo of a triumphant fist first appeared, Micromax continues to make inroads into a market that is now chockful of choices. Paintless in-mold film decorating and carbon-fiber composites are making inroads in appearance and structural parts. The main ingredient in injera, the national bread of that country, teff products have slowly made inroads in our country's natural foods markets. In recent years, black investment banks have made inroads in corporate finance, advisory services and mortgage-backed securitizations. Wales chose to bring their back-five into the game early on with Andy Powell, Sam Warburton, Dan Lydiate and Bradley Davies making inroads into the England defence. Labour still won the most constituencies, but the SNP made inroads. Japan and South Korea continue to dominate in the area of multinational corporations, but increasingly the PRC and India are making significant inroads. Show More Sentences The expansion of the economy between 1760 and 1815 saw the potato make inroads into the diet of the people and become a staple food year round for farmers. But Australian Rules Football, popularly known as ' Footy', hopes to make swift inroads into the Indian market, especially now with an Indian team on board. England made early inroads reducing the Windies to 99-4, but 138 not out from Viv Richards and 86 from Collis King helped them recover to reach 286-9 from their 60 overs. Examples from Classical Literature But no amount of world-wisdom can set a man above the inroads of superstition. Humanity had retreated from the inroads of the sea only after a stubborn fight. The inroads of episcopacy were at this time threatening to disquiet Anwoth. The first thing that a man begins to lose through the inroads of age is his resistive power. How had the crusaders managed to make any inroads at all in the Dar al-Islam? A young constitution still resisted the inroads of lubricity. The havoc that months had previously wrought was now emulated by the inroads of hours. He had made tremendous inroads on Folly Bay's take of coho and humpback. The want of fortifications, leaving the frontiers of one state open to another, would facilitate inroads. The lands of this tribe lie immediately north of those of the Flatheads and are open to the inroads of the Blackfeet. Younger brother Jonathan and Olympic silver medallist Javier Gomez set out in pursuit and they initially made some inroads into Alistair's lead. But as yet the life has made no inroads upon her moral health. Resistance to the inroads of the barbarians was no longer possible. So may the tides be in some small measure restrained in their inroads. In France, there is an army of patrols constantly employed to secure their fiscal regulations against the inroads of the dealers in contraband trade. Find more words! 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What is the opposite of inroads? Words that rhyme with inroads What is the adjective for inroads? What is the noun for inroads? Use our Sentence Generator Nearby Words inroad inro in return in retrospect in response to in response inrush ins INS in safe hands insalubrious insalubrity 7-letter Words Starting With i in inr inro inroa inroad