It noted that BT has had several attempts at making inroads into broadcasting in recent years, while it has stolen millions of broadband customers from its rival.
If a new party rallied support around clear ideas and joined forces with others, it could make inroads in several provinces after the next election, though the ANC is bound to win the national vote.
It is also noteworthy that the private sector has been making ever bigger inroads into several key areas of NHS care, notably general practice, community services and mental health care.
In this most Europeanized of Latin American countries, even Afro-Brazilian religions like candomblé are making inroads, with several terreiros, or temples, now operating here and frequented by white Argentines.
Islamic State, also known as IS or ISIS, has made inroads in several districts of the province as it tries to build strength and replace the hardline Taliban insurgents.
On the other hand, the Aam Aadmi Party, which has made inroads in several urban and rural centres, is receiving credible public attention as it fights its first national election.
Pouring $586 million in Sina Weibo gives Alibaba Group several perks, including an inroad into social media and access to the microblogging platform's data.
"They say, 'HMV is a part of my youth.' And then you ask them when they last went into an HMV store, and they say, 'Um, three years ago?"' Digital music is making significant inroads in Europe, several years after it did so in the United States, where it already accounts for more than half the market.
Yet Chinese outsourcing developers such as Apptz and Ismole armed with experience working on Facebook applications made significant inroads by launching several apps and attracting millions of users in just a few short months.
In 1993, racial violence was incited by the anti-immigration British National Party (BNP); several Bangladeshi students were severely injured, but the BNP's attempted inroads were stopped after demonstrations of Bangladeshi resolve.
