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However, with work for the class declining due to the introduction of new rolling stock, and spare parts becoming difficult to source, some inroads started being made.

Prof Birchall said: "We've made some inroads by starting with the windpipe.

China's inroads into Africa started with assistance in large construction projects, but lately have been enhanced by a pervasive media strategy, Andrew Jacobs reports.

The genre has even started making inroads into the lucrative Mexican-American market.

Google has started making inroads in office applications, one of Microsoft's core businesses, with its release of spreadsheet and word processing software.

They've even started making serious inroads into the heart of sci- ence.

Has MLS finally started to make inroads towards a new, bigger television audience?

But rivals inevitably began attacking those markets and started making major inroads.

But sandy-haired surfers are showing up in greater numbers, hotels have upped their thread counts, and the Jitney set has started to make inroads.

The visitors responded well and started to make inroads into the lead, although England remained in relative control with a 14-8 atvantheendt the end of the opening quarter.

Farmed salmon make up more than half of the overall salmon market, but wild salmon have started to make inroads after reports of possible health and environmental problems with the farmed variety.