But Lupron has dominated the market for years and Eligard is having a difficult time making inroads.
Sprint hopes to attract corporate clients, but the Pre could have a difficult time making inroads with often conservative corporate technology departments.
No, she cast a cold eye on time's inroads — the sagging chin, the pouchy eyes, the deepening marionette lines bracketing the mouth, the coarsening skin texture — and she sanded and spackled and painted them into invisibility.
Matthew Dowd, the pollster for the Bush campaign, said that, if anything, Mr. Kerry, given his background and voting record as a Massachusetts Democrat, would have an even harder time making inroads with these voters than did Mr. Gore, who had represented Tennessee in the Senate.
Upstarts cannot match GoPro's advance technology and price points and established companies such as Sony are having a seemingly tough time making inroads.
Resuming on 356-9, Lancashire only extended their innings by three overs when play got under way, but wasted no time making inroads into Leicestershire's top order as Robson fell to Kyle Jarvis.
And Goldman's union might have a difficult time making inroads going forward.
It is also one of the reason J Street has had such a hard time making inroads on the Hill.
But when the mission statement is debauchery, fine art and culture have a hard time making inroads with anyone but the locals.
And though it might be too early to call them a class, thanks to the democratizing advantages of crowd-funding and low-budget equipment, they are -- one cheap room and freeloaded drink at a time -- making inroads in what has traditionally been a club for elites.
