Still, capitalism is making small inroads.
In essence, the philanthropists want to enlist the capitalists — and they are making small inroads.
After making small inroads at the start of the second period, Aberdeen brought on Rooney and Maddison in the 53rd minute but they were soon caught out by Lustig's diagonal ball, Lewis again coming to the rescue to deny Rogic.
They have made only small inroads into the overall market.
Last year, a Research Information Network report documented that the use of social media had made only small inroads into academia.
You can see why the statement about Amazon's plans might have been readily believed: the company back in November made a small inroad into the world of physical books with a storefront in Seattle, one of the many forays that Amazon has made to build bridges between its online presence and the offline shopping world.
The BNP made inroads, although small compared with those of the Liberal Democrats, who now have overall control.
He has made inroads with small pockets of voters concentrated in the rural north and west parts of the state, who are largely uneducated and lower class.
It has made some inroads, because even small states that decide to invest national treasure in "changing history" can toss budgets in that direction, give royal welcomes and honours to naive westerners, sponsor biased research and cleverly push through resolutions abroad when people are busy with many other things and looking the other way.
Flint seems to realize that Square has made strong inroads already among small merchants using iPhones to make payments, and so not only is it trying to compete by making the app less hardware-dependent, but also on transaction fees: for people using debit cards the fees are 1.95percentt plus $0.20; those using credit cards pay 2.95percentt plus $0.20.
