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The U.S. company landed a strategic investment from search giant Baidu to help make inroads in China.

Katie May, having already conquered the realm of Snapchat as a model and having accumulated millions of rabid followers, was invited to help make inroads with a similar demographic albeit in an entirely different medium.

But, nonetheless, the service is helping make inroads into what was considered only a few years ago to be a hardcore group of smokers which were pretty resistant to stop smoking advice.

Some agents are already funneling the site exclusive photos to help it make inroads.

The Lehman acquisition has started to help Nomura make inroads in global investment banking, where it struggled earlier.

The company said "Peter Rabbit" clothing and stuffed animals could help it make inroads with babies and their parents, a group that a competitor, Disney, already appeals to.

But the truth is, unlike the working-class young white men the president is hoping that Mr. Springsteen will help him make inroads with, Mr. Obama did not cut his musical teeth on Springsteen anthems like "The River".

Mr. Thompson, a Democratic lawyer in private practice, hopes that Mr. Hikind's endorsement will help him make inroads among Jewish voters despite Mr. Hynes's deep ties to ultra-Orthodox leaders.

Party strategists say they believe that determined Democratic resistance to a nominee of Hispanic heritage would help Republicans make inroads with a voting bloc crucial to their hold on power.

This could also help Flipboard make inroads in countries where it doesn't have many editorial partnerships.

The strategy is designed to help Labour make inroads in the dozens of seats it needs to win to get into power.