inroads in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

inroads in the PONS Dictionary

inroads Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to make inroads into sth economy, market
invadere qc
to make inroads into sth savings
intaccare qc

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The organization also has inroads into a range of industries as well as the public sector.
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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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These more established leaders provided the inroads that the new arrivals needed and liked their focus on creating local leaders.
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It has been described as a striking inroad into the usually well-preserved domain of sovereign states.
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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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Further inroads are being seen in the electronic cooling, process and power industries.
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In the mid 19th century, industry began to make inroads into the community, above all clay quarrying businesses.
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After recovering, he found it difficult to make inroads into the first team.
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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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This was soon followed by even larger inroads.
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