The US's most popular sport is in the middle of a serious export drive, as it seeks to make continued inroads into a market usually seen as the home of that other form of football, soccer.
None of these issues is insurmountable, however, and I.M. is most likely to continue making inroads in corporate communications.
(Anderson) ★ Sarah Michelson (Friday through Sunday) Dance continues making inroads into the visual art world: The curators of the 2012 Whitney Biennial have dedicated nearly an entire floor to two choreographers, Sarah Michelson and Michael Clark.
The company clearly hopes to continue making inroads with larger enterprise customers through offering this kind of flexibility.
Since then, the project management and collaboration startup has continued making inroads against competitors like Yammer, Basecamp, and good old email.
Fain said that Bowery plans to use its funding to build new indoor farms, develop and test new technology to raise other crops indoors, and to continue making inroads with groceries, restaurants and food e-commerce companies. .
In 2012, just as they did in Wisconsin, Republicans continued making inroads in this "must win" blue state.
"We're continuing to make inroads among customers who are concerned about some of the distressed carriers, and that is an opportunity for us".
"Raising guidance in the face of these headwinds, capturing market share and continuing to make inroads overseas are all positive," said Alan Lancz, president of the wealth management firm Alan B. Lancz Inc. in Toledo, Ohio, who owns FedEx shares.
Tottenham had the bit between their teeth when they emerged for the second half and, with Rose continuing to make inroads against Joel Campbell and Mathieu Debuchy on the Arsenal right, the equaliser had been advertised.
