New Mexico's governor, Bill Richardson, a Democrat who regularly visits Cuba, said Cuba's offshore drilling plans are a "potential inroad" for loosening the embargo.
The speech seemed to betray some concerns in the Gore campaign about Mr. Bush's potential to make inroads with traditional Democratic voters as well as suburban swing voters with his proposals on health care, education and the environment.
Mathematics has the potential to provide inroads to almost any scientific discipline.
Others, however, see this as the first wave of bands in what might be the new sound of college radio, with some potential to make the inroads into commercial radio that alternative rock did in the early 90's.
Professor Brian Spratt, who chaired a Royal Society working group on the hazards of DU, said: 'British and US forces need to acknowledge that DU is a potential hazard and make inroads into tackling it by being open about where and how much has been deployed.
Solem is a computer vision specialist who sold his previous company, the facial recognition startup Polar Rose, to Apple; and his latest venture has raised $24.5 million so far from the likes of Sequoia, Atomico, Navinfo, BMW and Samsung — leading the way to building some interesting inroads with potential customers.
Almost always seen in a fedora, Boggan picked a team of Neighborhood Change Agents who could make inroads with potential murders.
Body cameras have the potential to make major inroads in ending police officers' ability to construct the truth, something that is already beginning to happen thanks to ubiquitous cell phone cameras.
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, who is laboring to make inroads with potential Republican voters flocking to Donald Trump and Ben Carson, is intensifying attacks on the Affordable Care Act and making renewed pledges to repeal and replace the 2010 law.
