Sentence examples for Get a footprint from inspiring English sources

Then when I heard that the Mead festival was looking to get a footprint again, I just thought it was a great idea.

"It's difficult for any small car company to get a footprint in the United States," Jack Nerad, an executive market analyst at Kelley Blue Book, said in a telephone interview.

"The big banks may be great but there will be other, smaller, second tier banks that are looking to get a footprint into a particular sector or market and can do it at a slightly better rate".

"It's like you've already got a footprint on your back," he said, laughing.

"We've got a footprint here right away".

"I think that if you don't try to work at the outer edge of the envelope and get a bigger footprint these days, you get smaller -- pushed aside," he said.

The project is free for the pension funds and, Mr. McCauley said, offers the power of numbers: "We get a larger footprint than we would if we were doing it alone".

It could do the same with water and total energy, to get an overall footprint reduction.

"It's got a big footprint.

While it's true that the company got a good footprint with regards to Windows 10 PCs, the form factor really isn't a natural one for voice assistants — not like a smartphone or smart speaker.

Dimensons for the RazorBook are 8.25″ L x 5.5″ W x 1.25″ H versus Voldemort's 8.86″ L x 6.30″ W x 1.4″ H, so it's got a smaller footprint.