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"You need to make substantial inroads among Democrats," Mr. Mahoney said.

Some analysts are sceptical that it will be able to make substantial inroads into Apple's dominant share.

While hybrids have slowly grown in popularity as passenger vehicles, they have yet to make substantial inroads into commercial fleets.

But some analysts are sceptical that it will be able to make substantial inroads into Apple's dominant share.

"They may make substantial inroads in some places, in the Shanghais and Parises of the world, but they'll still fail miserably in the North American market".

His power, however, had already grown in the 1770s, when he managed to make substantial inroads into a north India that had been weakened by Afghan attacks.

By the 21st century, Evangelical Protestantism made substantial inroads into traditionally Roman Catholic communities.

European low-cost carriers like EasyJet and Ryanair have made substantial inroads into the Italian market in recent years, undermining arguments that Alitalia serves a critical role in Italian air transport.

The local election results, still coming through this morning, show that Ukip has made substantial inroads into the vote share of the main parties, both in Conservative areas (such as Essex) and in Labour heartlands in the North.

TalkSport, which has made substantial inroads into the BBC's portfolio of live sport in recent years, will broadcast Saturday evening kick-offs and Sunday lunchtime fixtures, two of the seven packages.

Robotic automation is also making substantial inroads into agriculture, another important source of employment in the developing work.