Definitions for inroads
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1. inroadsnoun

   The beginnings of progress; penetration of a problem; initial steps.

   Three weeks into it, I am finally beginning to make inroads on this project.

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1. Inroads

   INROADS is a non-profit organization founded in 1970 by Frank C. Carr to fix what he perceived to be a lack of ethnic diversity in corporate America. INROADS originally launched with only 25 interns working at 17 sponsoring corporations in the Chicago area. Since then, INROADS has expanded to become an international organization serving nearly 2,000 interns annually at over 200 sponsoring corporations. The organization is now based in St. Louis, Missouri.

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1. Chaldean Numerology

   The numerical value of inroads in Chaldean Numerology is: 5

2. Pythagorean Numerology

   The numerical value of inroads in Pythagorean Numerology is: 8

Examples of inroads in a Sentence

1. Tim Murtaugh:

   Joe Biden has been a failure in the Washington Swamp for a half century, so no one should be surprised when Swamp creatures gather to protect one of their own, president Trump has unprecedented support — over 95 percent — among real Republican voters and is also making strong inroads in Biden's core Democrat constituencies, like Black Americans, Latinos, and union members. President Trump's record of success for all Americans will carry President Trump to victory in November.

2. Michael Beckley:

   If Russia and China are each fighting back-to-back in their own regions, that's going to overstretch American forces, give them each opportunities to make inroads in their own regions and I think heightens the risk of a conflict over something like Taiwan this decade.

3. Nainoa Johsens:

   It’s not going to be winning the AAPI vote outright, it’s going to be the GOP earning more votes while Democrats keep losing Asian voters. They’re going to be the margin of victory in close races, whether that’s in Nevada, whether that’s Texas, Arizona or Georgia, we’ve made inroads in places that people in the past didn’t traditionally think the GOP would.

4. Baltimore Police Commissioner Anthony Batts:

   It's going to be a long journey, this isn't going to be a short journey. You can see the distrust that's out there, and we have to find inroads to sit down with people -- to show care, to show empathy.

5. Linn Huang:

   I don’t believe these moves will impede Chrome OS’s continued momentum in U.S. K-12 – at least not for the immediate future, but it does give Microsoft a stronger arsenal to defend against Chrome building deeper inroads into non-U.S. education markets. And what about Apple strength in education ?

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References

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