Sentence examples for bigger foothold from inspiring English sources

Alcan said the acquisition would give it a bigger foothold in Eastern Europe and Asia.

A deal for Femsa would give Heineken a bigger foothold in Latin America, especially the highly profitable Mexican market.

Hugging the two laggards would give NATO a bigger foothold on the edge of the Black Sea.

But Virginia's approach also shows the pressures states face as they try to get a bigger foothold.

The Israeli decision to seek a bigger foothold in Kurdistan — characterized by the former Israeli intelligence officer as "Plan B" — has also raised tensions between Israel and Turkey.

The acquisition of Dial, which makes Dial soap, Renuzit air fresheners and Armour Star canned meats, would give Henkel a bigger foothold in North America.

The STC unit would give Toronto-based Northern Telecom, with operations now largely in North America, a big foothold in Europe.

If labor succeeds in organizing Amazon's workers -- some labor experts say it is a long shot -- it would be labor's biggest foothold in high-technology America.

"There is a benefit for having closer cooperation and some exchange of strategic goals and information with Russia, especially when you have such a big foothold in the market they have a foothold in".

The Nest deal, which Google hopes to close in a few months, after getting regulatory approval, not only wins it a big foothold in the Thingternet, but will also bring it some impressive talent.

The retail outlets also give Wabash a big foothold in the service and replacement-parts business.