inroads in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

inroads in the PONS Dictionary

inroads Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to make inroads into sth
pénétrer qc
to make inroads into sth a. iron hum
envahir qc
to make inroads into sth money, savings
faire un grand trou dans qc
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Many of the area's businesses are owner-operated but, chains have also made inroads in the neighbourhood.
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The award is given to organizations, individuals, or companies that have made important inroads in the world of childrens media.
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The new residential areas for the growing human population are making inroads into lands that have been traditionally the migration routes for huge animal herds.
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Sesame was introduced a few years ago and is slowly making inroads, despite some early crop failures.
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It has a serene ambiance though the modern development has made its inroads here in infrastructural developments.
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The organization also has inroads into a range of industries as well as the public sector.
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These more established leaders provided the inroads that the new arrivals needed and liked their focus on creating local leaders.
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The company has been self-funded by its two founders and has made significant inroads in the real estate community.
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While the sale of counterfeit or stolen goods is still the main crime here, drug trafficking has made inroads as well.
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This festival has also made inroads into the urban society.
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