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inroad

[in-rohd] / ˈɪnˌroʊd /


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“Although timing remains uncertain, as does where the biggest inroads will be realized first and when the return on investment will be realized.”

From Barron's

Curtis agrees it can initially be difficult to get a foothold among utilities, but said he reckons Neara has made strong inroads on that front.

From The Wall Street Journal

The concession, which reflected the growing inroads of Chinese companies into Panama's economy, was extended for 25 years in 2021.

From Barron's

Turkey is also making inroads with Saudi Arabia; a huge about-face for two long-time rivals.

From Los Angeles Times

Some experts said the electric vehicle provisions in the trade deal would help China make inroads into the Canadian automobile market.

From BBC