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We've made great inroads into solving the problem, but our resources dwindle and the end is not in sight.
I think we have made an inroad today.
She could never find the motivation to make significant inroads into the work piling up in her in-tray.
The army made inroads into the neighboring country.
Chinese phone companies are beginning to make serious inroads into the US market.
If the government is serious about making inroads into the backlog of asylum applications, they should allocate additional funding.
Socialism is making inroads with the American youth.
Added on 2015-08-22 | by
m1gin |
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