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First he helped the disparate opposition parties make huge inroads in parliamentary elections in March.

India in particular is embarrassed that it mainly sells iron ore to China while seeing Chinese goods make huge inroads into India's markets.

The movement is unlikely to make huge inroads in the election, with some polls predicting it will win less than 2 percent of the vote.

"If e-cigarettes could take half the cigarette market then it would make huge inroads amounting to hundreds of millions of avoided premature deaths.

That suggests that the company has not yet begun to make huge inroads into the business of its toughest software competitors, like Sun Microsystems and I.B.M. "I didn't see the upside on the server side of the business," said David Readerman, a partner and director of Internet strategy for Thomas Weisel Partners in San Francisco.

"I have said I think it would be a success if one authority, let's say in the south-east of Wales, manages to make huge inroads in terms of those that are learning the language, and those taking advantage of Welsh medium education, for example.

We've made huge inroads in the sorting out we need to do".

Despite Iran's influence over some factions, neither it nor other foreign would-be meddlers have made huge inroads.

It has made huge inroads on Labour's support in working-class areas and will gain a lot of seats.

There has been a great deal of talk lately about multinational corporations in China and consumer brands like Apple, Yum Brands, General Motors and Procter & Gamble making huge inroads here.

He welded the disparate opposition parties into a united front that made huge inroads in parliamentary elections in March 2008, dramatically redrawing the political landscape.