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inroad

[in-rohd] / ˈɪnˌroʊd /


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Since then they have reached a wider audience by offering an array of contracts tied to the outcomes of sporting events, making inroads into the business of established betting operations such as DraftKings and FanDuel.

From The Wall Street Journal

Electric vehicle sales rebounded strongly in Germany in 2025, official data showed Tuesday, with Chinese manufacturers making inroads from a low base in the EU's largest economy.

From Barron's

On a pitch that offered more for the bowlers on Monday, England's total felt around par, and Australia's batters made rapid inroads, helped by the tourists' attack and two dropped catches.

From BBC

It has struggled to make serious inroads into Nvidia’s market share, but 2026 could give Advanced Micro Devices External link its best shot yet with the launch of its Helios server racks.

From Barron's

The report said China had made inroads through soft power and by helping countries launch satellites.

From The Wall Street Journal