Sentence examples for Basic foothold from inspiring English sources

The proton on foothold 3 was captured by the more strongly basic foothold 1 in this process.

It is not knowledge... Every child knows these things!(pp307 08) When reading Blankenburg's vignette, a natural question comes to mind: how is it like to be the subject lacking this basic foothold in the world?

In the camps' cramped, basic conditions, disease can gain a strong foothold and spread quickly throughout the population if proper sanitation and hygiene is not practised.

Metro and Style are far from high-profile -- in Manhattan, Metro is Channel 70, wedged between QVC and a horse-racing channel, and Style is not yet even available on basic service -- but the networks' commitments are footholds in the industry's intensifying effort to bring high fashion to a mass audience.

The foothold of British banks is narrow: they offer only basic banking products and have limited branch networks.

The "Friday Fundamentals" program is designed to offer an introduction to the basic legal skills and fundamental knowledge lawyers need to get a foothold and grow in their understanding of a given area of practice.

The goal was also to create opportunities for African, Asian and Latin American countries to gain stronger footholds in the global economy by growing more crops for export and developing basic industries that would help put their vast numbers of unemployed and underemployed to work.

Amazon's "giant foothold" in the American economy, he suggested, was the result of a lack of alternatives that meet three basic consumer needs: affordable pricing, product selection, and trustworthiness.

Daily drains on purchasing power caused by high fees, exorbitant rates and limited access to affordable credit and basic banking services are making it more difficult for millions of Americans to enter the middle class and making the foothold that many have feel tenuous.

"We had a foothold there.

Islamic State (IS) will cement its foothold.