Sentence examples for an easy foothold from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately Newcastle's game management was nothing like as effective; every time they complicated things, overcooked a restart or dropped the ball, another scrum would give Leicester an easy foothold back in the contest.

.  to turn out so many gold bars stamped 'Mark Twain.' " Even so, Twain gained an easy foothold as a humorist, and in time the income from his books, newspaper pieces, and public appearances was more than enough to sustain him.

The rich shun them, and the poor can find no easy foothold, but the middle-income, middle-educated, white married parents who form the backbone of the G.O.P. are drawn to them as if to a refuge.

"All we know is that it is very important to China to get a foothold in the Arctic, and Iceland is an easy prey".

Provided SoundCloud can get a foothold in the music industry (which isn't an easy thing to do), it seems poised for success.

It's a base, a foothold".

Those from the South East find it easier to gain a foothold in the capital, Home Advantage says, with fewer than 20 per cent of graduates moving to London from outside the region.

Henry Chen has all the ingredients for a successful tech startup: innovative ideas, a funding plan, and a foothold in Seattle, where it's easy to connect with talented programmers.

We won't know for sure until there is some official announcement, but this deal could let EMC down easy, and give Dell a big foothold in the enterprise.

It also marks the latest in a series of investments as Rocket Internet seeks to secure Easy Taxi's foothold in emerging markets.

And while most of those suits were filed in states like Florida, California and Texas -- where weather conditions make it easier for mold to get a foothold -- some New York lawyers say that multimillion dollar jury awards in some of those cases seem to be inspiring an increasing number of mold-related claims here.