Sentence examples for another foothold from inspiring English sources
Anorexia is a patient and crafty adversary, always waiting for me to stop stuffing myself for the briefest interval so that it can gain another foothold.
The art lost another foothold in Italy at the beginning of the same century, when changing attitudes about the world and about the function of art eliminated the very bases upon which mosaic had been built.
The Konrad Adenauer foundation, which had been invited by Abu Dhabi to open its office here in late 2008, will eventually find another foothold elsewhere in the Gulf, perhaps in Qatar.
That Anschutz could gain another foothold in Glacier has rattled environmentalists and concerned tribal groups and citizens, who already worry that the drilling next door could permanently alter the landscape.
But more importantly, perhaps, it gives PayPal another foothold at POS in the real world, which is key to its ongoing growth strategy.
The war and the chaos that followed have allowed radical groups to gain another foothold.
The deals give the newly independent Skype, formerly a division of eBay, another valuable foothold in the home.
Making the shift that much more significant: CBS can now move Survivor into a softer time-slot (Wednesday at 8pm), giving the network another ratings foothold come fall.
Huang said Twitch has streamed more than two trillion minutes, and if Facebook can snap up that kind of engagement, it's going to give Facebook yet another big foothold in the increasingly hot live streaming space.
Italian failures had allowed another British foothold on the continent too close to the Romanian oilfields Germany's Ally.
Musial says that incentives introduced in Ontario recently could accelerate that process by creating another North American foothold for offshore wind power.
