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"The used book market doesn't seem to have made the inroads into the new book market we initially feared, " he said.

At a time when dishonesty and selfishness seem to be making inroads into American life, Mazur's selflessness set him apart as a role model.

While in the job, she's continued to use some of the tactics with coworkers in the hopes of making inroads to a full-time position.

He was asked about the inroads Taliban militants have been able to make in rural parts of Afghanistan .

Education is not the only area in which China is making inroads in Central and Eastern Europe.

Overseas contribution is expected to grow significantly as the company makes inroads into major economies.

The report says in Latin America, growth is up over the past two years, but is still too low to make strong inroads into poverty reduction.

But it is still widely seen as a party for whites and Coloureds, and is still failing to make big inroads among black voters.

While the company still makes the majority of its revenue from search ads, it has made inroads into the display ad market.

Linux continues to make huge inroads in terms of its reliability and scalability, particularly on the IBM System p platform.

And its ability to make inroads with businesses could be hurt by perceptions that the quality of its consumer service is patchy.

However, the new experimental inroads into this domain are already providing researchers with a whole array of new experimental options.

Analysts do not expect rivals to make inroads on its tablet supremacy until next year at the earliest.

And just last month, this technology began making inroads on the Web sites of newspapers like The Washington Post and The New York Times.

The company acquired several Chinese brands as a way to make inroads into the market quickly.

Barclays, the UK bank, has also been on an aggressive hiring spree, seeking to make inroads in regional equity, as well as debt, markets.

A procedure familiar to aficionados of the movie Saving Silverman, the buttock implant is apparently making great inroads in the U. S.

China all along did permit some access to its securities industry, but inroads for foreign firms have been patchy.

The West was making inroads but had nothing compared to the wealth or apparent power of these states.

Wind power has made incredible inroads into the U. S. energy system thanks to big, efficient machines standing hundreds of feet tall.

Chou is now focusing on expanding sales in the U. S. and on making inroads into mainland China.

Though scientists have tried to make inroads on this uncharted continent, mysteries remain about its topography.

There are social inroads to be made, even in a prosperous country like Japan, where fringe dwellers are often kept at arm's length.

Indeed, some experts believe it could take years for the company to make inroads in the US.

But LEDs and OLEDs have so far failed to make serious inroads into residential and commercial lighting primarily because of cost and color.

He was an honest man , oppressed by the inroads of dissent .

In this situation, China will try to make inroads across the region, Asian diplomats say.

Emerging market exchanges are also using technology to attract high-frequency traders, which have made inroads on mature exchanges.

Despite inroads made by alternative therapies, consumers in the west still tend to view conventional medicine as offering the best remedies.

It started with the iPad, which sold like hotcakes to consumers and has even started making some inroads into the business world.

The recent advances in irrigation technology have made inroads in the cultivation of vegetables and horticultural crops.

We are making major inroads to ensure that federal funding for autism begins to rise to a more appropriate level.

The Tories need to make huge gains to win a parliamentary majority at the next general election, but they are making inroads.

Submergence-tolerant varieties could make major inroads into Bangladesh's annual rice shortfall and substantially reduce its import needs.

The havoc that months had previously wrought was now emulated by the inroads of hours.

But for several other reasons, he also made inroads in eastern Bolivia, where the conservative opposition was dominant.

Foreign products have made inroads into the American economy.

The Roman Empire began to decline in the 3rd century, increasingly troubled by the inroads of northern tribes such as the Goths.

But it has begun to make inroads in new markets.

The government has made inroads into some of Poland's worst problems, notably with a tough, if partial, pension reform.

Solar power, however, is starting to make inroads in locations where extending the electric grid may not make economic sense.

Still, many corporations are making inroads into the pool of elite lawyers who command top compensation and plum jobs.

The liberal DA will not make bigger inroads unless it changes its image as a party for whites and other minorities.

Analysts say India wants to ensure it is not left behind by China, which has made deep inroads into the continent.

Citing an example, he said Petronas made inroads into Uzbekistan in 1994 but went in aggressively in 2004.

But in the interview, Mr. Abhisit said he is 'confident' his party can make inroads in areas where Mr. Thaksin remains popular.

The implementation of CEPA will help our enterprises make further inroads into the Mainland market.

New South Korean President Lee Myung-bak was making diplomatic inroads within hours of Monday's inauguration ceremony.

And now Obama is making inroads with every Democratic constituency, including the ones that Clinton counted as hers.

This prevented Bell from making inroads into commercial regions that relied on Western Union telegraphy.

Without a robust mobile application marketplace, it will be almost impossible to make inroads in the mobile market.

China's largest wind turbine producers are also making inroads in developed markets, though not as quickly.

Be assured we are working hard to assist our allies to make those last inroads that will achieve our immediate goal.

InterContinental Hotels Group has made inroads into the China market, as has Marriott.

We have established ourselves within your military and we have made substantial inroads in the financial institutions.

Solar energy technology is continuing to make inroads into the world of transportation, most recently for recreational boats.

Wide waters, fish density, high vigilance, a movement immediately inroads there.

Foreign products have made inroads into Chinese economy.

It's this "real world" experience that Bob Yari thinks is necessary to make inroads in Hollywood.

And so, despite great inroads made by women, politics is still overwhelmingly a man's game.

Wilson Creek has seen opportunity in China for years, but has been unable to make inroads, says Chuck Spiegel, a director.

Eisai has made inroads into China before many of its Japanese competitors.

But the maps also showed one country where Huawei has yet to make serious inroads: the US.

Eventually, Japan's car makers made big inroads into Western markets.

Rovio has begun making inroads to social media, including a Facebook app.

Still, there has been no shortage of activity in the sector this year, as India has made strong inroads.

But we must reject all the imperialists' attempts to make inroads into our economy.

The euro has already made inroads into the dollar's territory.

' " Fear over China's inroads into South Asia plays well in the Indian media. "

These hospital expenses made inroads on my savings.

But I can not think of an uninvited guest quarters have made inroads.

Retort pouches are firmly established in the market, and plastic film sacks are making inroads on paper. 1.

Apple has made aggressive inroads in the education market.

Clojure is a highly experimental language that's making inroads into industry, which is pretty rare.

Raising funds will enable them to make further inroads abroad.

ensure Spain's crisp passing made patterns in the midfield instead of inroads towards goal.

Hitler made no inroads on the famous state art collections of France.

The inroads made by the opposition are small. It won six seats in the 87-seat parliament.

Tilapia from China is making inroads elsewhere.

The hospital expenses made inroads on my savings.

Heavy household chores made inroads upon Jane's health.

The candidate made surprising inroads in the South.

China has been making inroads in Latin America for some time.

The peasants sprayed pesticides to prevent the inroads of locusts on the crops.

Moreover, PRO, the conservative alliance he co-founded in 2005, has made few inroads outside the Buenos Aires area.

Secondly, inkjet is making inroads into general production printing and at Drupa 2008 it sounded a war cry against offset.

In many countries, tremendous inroads were made in the control of all vector-borne diseases, and countless lives were saved.

We continue to make inroads to our "people you may know" product, which enables people to connect more easily with their networks.

He has been instrumental in helping us make inroads since we landed on you soil.

Still, there is evidence that she is making inroads.

WSJ: Basketball and football have made big inroads in China.

For example, enterprise resource planning (ERP) software has yet to make significant inroads into the open source arena.

The strength of their talent is also evident in the inroads the Chinese firms have made in Hong Kong's ECM space.

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