Examples of 'made inroads' in a sentence
Meaning of "made inroads"
Made inroads: To make progress or advance into a new area or market, especially by gaining influence or access
How to use "made inroads" in a sentence
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made inroads
I have made inroads with the board.
The tough it out strategy has made inroads.
Made inroads into the eBook market.
Clinton has made inroads among men.
Others have reversed the spread after it had already made inroads.
Computer animation also made inroads into television.
They made inroads in every sector of the economy.
Canada has already made inroads in these areas.
The education reform efforts of women like Davies and the Langham group slowly made inroads.
The army made inroads into the neighboring country.
Muslim women also made inroads.
I have not made inroads with a single woman here.
Two losses which not only made inroads on the.
You have made inroads in the hearts of your enemies.
Quite a few vendors have already made inroads in this field.
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We have made inroads in creating.
No one can argue that technology has made inroads into daily life.
But we have made inroads with that since the election.
But the press of materialism has made inroads against loyalty.
So the government made inroads through having specific projects concentrating on those minorities.
Food safety is another area where blockchain has made inroads in the supply chain.
Texting has even made inroads into the competitive arena.
No one in the bureau Had made inroads.
Dulal has also made inroads into the mainstream.
Here are some examples of recent ways we have made inroads in ignorance,.
No one in the bureau had made inroads into publishing and consulting like you had.
Influential horror writers of the early 20th century made inroads in these mediums.
UNDP also has made inroads with the regional development banks.
On the artistic scene, it was a period when jazz made inroads into popular culture.
But the Koreas made inroads on a raft of other points of friction between them.
School custom also influences how far a country has made inroads into the private resource question.
The group made inroads amongst Dutch sailors and soldiers stationed in the colony.
This concept has not yet made inroads with the elites.
Abaddon made inroads into my following, creating chaos.
Christianity and Islam have made inroads in some regions.
It has also made inroads into many Catholic and Protestant churches.
Labour still won the most constituencies, but the SNP made inroads.
Now urbanization has made inroads in the rural areas too.
Made inroads into Spain, as ally of the empire.
I have made inroads.
Yet, unlike artists from other Latino cultural groups, Dominican artists made inroads as individuals.
The LRA has also made inroads into this matter.
WADA's development program has made inroads.
Disney has also made inroads into the neglected area of the animated TV series.
Charles Darwin 's teachings about evolution had made inroads into faith and morality.
Has she made inroads into the mainstream?
But they are still expensive . Lithium-ion batteries have made inroads into grid storage.
National Front has made inroads in the Jewish community.
Surprisingly, this New Brunswick entrepreneur revealed that he has already made inroads into Europe.
Both companies have made inroads in Hollywood.
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Some inroads were however being made to extending compensation
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