Sentence examples for a long-term foothold from inspiring English sources

Now, years of prosperity mean that millions of people have the means to emigrate legally, either through investment programs or by sending an offspring abroad to study in hopes of securing a long-term foothold.

One regional diplomat, speaking on the condition of anonymity for similar reasons, said the Americans were equally concerned to keep a long-term or permanent foothold in Afghanistan for their own interests as well.

Looking for a more stable foothold, General Manager Grant Davis and his colleagues are pursuing a long-term approach that will allow water conservation to continue without having to face a financial penalty.

"But a long-term loss?

It's not a long-term strategy".

That decision has a long-term impact.

He's a long-term incumbent.

A: What's a long-term supply?

It needs a long-term strategy.

But this is a long-term journey".

Investment requires a long-term vision.