Sentences with phrase «deep inroads in»

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The company is also seeking deeper inroads into rare diseases, with a number of assets in late - stage development, and last year it scored a major regulatory win when Europe approved its «bubble boy syndrome» gene therapy Strimvelis.

Democrats created a plan to avoid losing hundreds of millions of dollars, but Republicans are using it to try to make political inroads in this deep blue state.

CFI was formed in 1974 and has since made deep inroads into the party.

This movement has been making inroads into education - in textbooks, curricula, tests, and teaching - for more than 20 years now, but The Language Police discovers that «PC» has reached further and deeper than we realize.

But I can't help but notice that all of these strategies are making deeper, faster inroads in the charter schools sector than in the old traditional public school system.

The Kindle Fire may not have the deep magazine experience the Nook Color has right now, but Amazon has made inroads in securing the top publishing companies to offer subscriptions and single issues.

As quoted by Mr. Porter Anderson in the new Digital Book World white paper, Mr. Guy states, «Adult fiction sales in the US are nearly 71 percent digital now, and that is also the category where indie sales have made the deepest inroads: today, 30 percent of all US adult fiction book purchases are of titles self - published by indie authors.»

As deep as inroads of technology has been on all of us personally (remember the days that we used to have to mail handwritten letters to stay in touch with loved ones out of town?

Technology giants such as Apple, Google and Samsung, too, are new players in the market, and they boast innovation know - how as well as something that Canadian banks have — deep pockets, powerful brands and trust — that can be used to make inroads into banks» traditional bastion.

In a past REM article, Geha, who has professional affiliations with AREAA, explained that the organization has «deep roots» in the U.S. and hopes to make inroads in Canada in order to help better serve the growing Asian markeIn a past REM article, Geha, who has professional affiliations with AREAA, explained that the organization has «deep roots» in the U.S. and hopes to make inroads in Canada in order to help better serve the growing Asian markein the U.S. and hopes to make inroads in Canada in order to help better serve the growing Asian markein Canada in order to help better serve the growing Asian markein order to help better serve the growing Asian market.