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It hopes to make greater inroads into the American market by launching "punchily priced" products and pushing its self-cleaning cookers that carbonise dirt.

Some Republicans said they feared that the political missteps by the White House would allow Democrats to make greater inroads in Florida and create strains in the party, which they said should now be fully focused on the election for governor next year.

The board also warned it would impose stricter limits if local agencies don't make greater inroads in their conservation efforts.

With a takeover of BlackBerry, Samsung could make greater inroads into the corporate market, where it has trailed rivals.

"If you start wholesale changes within society, it's going to exacerbate social tensions and problems and those guys are going to make greater inroads.

The leniency of the Ray Rice suspension comes at a time when stronger, rather than lesser penalties, need to be instituted in order to make greater inroads into the psyche of the athlete to be mindful that violence toward women is unacceptable.

And because these folks live and work together, day in and day out, you have some already established networks that advocates and fans can make great inroads into.

However, we are quickly learning a lot about THC and CBD, and because of its unique properties, CBD, especially, may be poised to make great inroads into our pharmacopoeia.

"Within providers and within a hospital, the electronic records have made greater inroads.

"Foodies," Mr. Moroni said, "have gotten more fashionable," just as fashion has made greater inroads in the culture at large.

More salient, perhaps, is the fact that Texan Republicans have made greater inroads with Hispanic voters (or offended fewer of them) than their colleagues in other states.