Loosen the Democrat grip on the black vote and this sheen fades; and that, in turn, makes all sorts of things possible, from further inroads into the white vote (white women are a particular target) to a more sympathetic consideration for Republican market-based solutions to urban problems.Rice with everythingWhat are the Republican's chances of success?
The US could point to its pedigree of having already staged the 1994 World Cup, which drew vast crowds, plus commercial and financial guarantees, and the opportunity for Fifa to make further inroads into a country where baseball, basketball and the NFL still rule the sporting landscape.
Competition concerns from Waitrose and confirmation that there is no bidder for the online retailer made further inroads.
RSPO-certified palm oil has been well acknowledged by the EU, providing a ready platform for palm oil to make further inroads into the major affluent markets.
And industrial biotechnology looks set to make further inroads into the market for boutique chemicals.
Their defence was too good for an unconvincing England to make any further inroads, and in the 33rd minute a handling error by the substitute Maurie Fa'asavalu allowed Inglis in for his second.
For all their dominance, Chelsea could not make any further inroads after break, but it was all a far cry from events in this same fixture a year ago, when Albion were seconds away from inflicting Mourinho's first ever league defeat at Stamford Bridge.
Debutant Maitland was free on his shoulder, only for Hogg to hold on, but after his forwards made further inroads the winger was able to dive over in the corner from three yards out.
But in conference calls with securities analysts and reporters, Dell executives emphasized that the major opportunity for sharply increasing profits in the near term was in making further inroads into corporate data centers -- selling the server computers that power corporate networks, storage systems and network switches.
The warfare continued as a series of border skirmishes for a number of years, but Ismāʿīl remained strong enough to prevent further inroads by the Ottomans.
