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And slowly Ukip made enough inroads into Tory support that Cameron was panicked into calling a referendum.

The larger concern is whether enough inroads can be made to meaningfully improve the patent system.

The Davis trade, though, is the latest indicator of the rebuilding still ahead, and that is not enough to make inroads in a tough division this year.

But that may not be enough to make serious inroads in the increasingly fickle magazine industry.

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.

Altering an existing plane dramatically enough to make significant inroads towards a reduced signature could necessitate an expensive complete redesign of the entire aircraft.

If biofuels are to play a role in mitigating global warming emissions, there needs to be enough capacity to make significant inroads on swiftly growing petroleum consumption.

If your budget reveals that you do not have enough spare cash to make serious inroads into your debt, or that you cannot even keep up minimum payments, consider asking lenders to reduce payments or freeze interest.

3.22am GMT 54 mins Wallace makes a little inroads for Portland and does enough to get a corner for his side.

"We're making inroads, but I've been in politics long enough to know that the pendulum swings and there is no way to know if the pendulum won't swing in the other direction".

And if there is not enough time and room for independent films to make Oscar inroads, it will only mean that more big studio blockbusters will populate the nominations lists.