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Mr. Warren, who was president of Raycom Sports and more recently served in top posts at the media-buying agencies OMD and Carat, said inroads could be made with national advertisers in categories like fast food, pharmaceuticals, tourism and technology.

Perhaps, cAMP signalling represents an inroad that could be exploited to shift the microglial response to one that retains beneficial aspects of activation while attenuating the threat of glutamatergic toxicity.

Inroads among educated voters could be reversed.

Over the last 18 months, Mr. Obama and the Democratic Congress have made considerable inroads in passing what could be the most ambitious agenda in decades.

These overseas companies bring not only large amounts of capital but also disciplined underwriting standards.Part of the explanation for the transatlantic inroads into Lloyd's could be an expected upturn in the insurance cycle.

The ruling People's Action Party PAPP) has been in power for more than 50 years and the opposition hopes to make more inroads in elections that could be called in September.

"Lo, it is nearly 350 years that we and our fathers have inhabited this most lovely land, and never before has such terror appeared in Britain as we have now suffered from a pagan race, nor was it thought that such an inroad from the sea could be made.

Other companies have already started to make inroads in Cuba, including Mastercard, but Arcos said Airbnb could be different.

For example, inroads to existing, seemingly difficult-to-access renal registries could be developed to expand opportunities for more thorough data analysis and outcomes research, thus leveraging the existing registry infrastructure while building collaboration.

"If it wasn't health bloggers, then it could be something else that becomes the inroad, but it seems to be the route in now," she said.

The organisation, which argues the White House should support wine exports, says a new 15% tax could be "catastrophic" to its efforts to make inroads in the market.