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Hispanics are an increasingly important voting block; through assiduous efforts, Mr. Pataki won a third of the Latino vote in 2002, and Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has been desperately trying to gain inroads among those voters.

In turn, Sprint would gain inroads into television and high-speed Internet access.

Sanders has struggled to gain inroads with non-white voters, particularly African-Americans.

Google also stands to bolster its efforts to gain inroads into the living room by spreading to TVs.

Though traditions persisted, new players were gaining inroads into the dinnerware market in America.

But at over 3.27 million iPads officially sold at the end of Quarter 3 (our educated guess is around 5 million so far), Job's magical and revolutionary product is gaining inroads in the way people at least say they partake in the written word, if they happen to be in the ever increasing class of people that own one.

Farage needs to win seats in the House of Commons in order to legitimize the rise of the party and gain further inroads into the political system".

"Boeing has made remarkable inroads into gaining Pentagon contracts," said Loren Thompson, a military analyst at the Lexington Institute, a nonprofit research group.

Mr. Obama appears to be retaining much of his gains among important demographic groups, erasing inroads that Republicans made in 2010, especially among women.

The Fox News Channel is also making inroads with business audiences, gaining high ratings with the financial news program "Your World With Neil Cavuto".

The country's factories are aggressively reducing prices — allowing China to gain ground in old markets and make inroads in new ones.