Sentence examples for dangerous foothold from inspiring English sources
A dangerous foothold for robot locomotion is defined as a region that satisfies (R_{mathrm{break}} le R_{mathrm{max}}), where (R_{mathrm{max}} in R^1(> 0)) is the maximum value of the normal reaction that is applied to all legs during one walking cycle, except for the leg-grope movement, which will be explained in the next section Walking methods.
So it was striking that Karzai spoke quietly, and eloquently, on the need for development in Afghanistan that avoids the Western pattern of over-reliance on consumerism -- which he also conceded was gaining what he felt as a dangerous foothold on his people.
IN "The Fortress of Solitude," the neighborhood's neglected houses, scraggly ailanthus trees and uneven slate sidewalks are talismans of a sort; intimate knowledge of these things helps Dylan and his friend Mingus Rude gain a foothold in a dangerous world.
The operation amounted to a foothold in the United States for one of Mexico's most dangerous criminal networks, the officials said.
There was a brief break in play due to a fire in a nearby van and Edinburgh gamely tried to get a foothold but were let down by handling errors when in dangerous positions.
But Wasps, with Wade dangerous on the right wing, came back into it to gain their first foothold in the Sale 22.
With the Dons fans upping the volume in an attempt to spur on their players, the likes of Mark Reynolds and Jonny Hayes worked to get a foothold on proceedings, but the Eredivisie outfit stood firm whilst looking dangerous on the break themselves.
According to John Thompson, "The corporate reform Center for Reinventing Public Education CRPEE) has gained a foothold in Tulsa, and it's 'portfolio strategy' seems to be the model that inspired Oklahoma City's dangerous flirtation with the mass charterization of neighborhood schools".
"We had a foothold there.
Islamic State (IS) will cement its foothold.
