Sentence examples for foothold in a given from inspiring English sources

Intel can afford to sell chips less expensively than it normally would in order to gain a foothold in a given market and it has proven its willingness to engage in price wars.

While it may not be surprising that anti-government conspiracy theories might have found a foothold in Texas, given its deeply conservative history, it's remarkable that so many of the state's political leaders have taken to actively promoting the theories.

Analysts contend that C.R.R.C. will almost certainly lose money on the deal, but that it was a strategic bid to gain a foothold in the U.S. Given the deficiencies of Chinese manufacturers, the ho-hum response from U.S. manufacturers to the influx of new rivals makes sense; the welcome mats laid out by cities like Springfield are another matter.

A foothold in Tirah gives the Taliban powerful additional influence, he added: "Although they will not participate in this election, they will be playing politics".

The mornings are a hotly contested time of day in television, and the simulcasts will give Current a foothold in a relatively inexpensive way.

Motorola will jointly develop new high-speed cellphones with NTT DoCoMo, Japan's largest wireless carrier, giving Motorola a foothold in a market dominated by Japanese manufacturers.

China has committed to buying at least $500 million worth of telecom services from the U.S., and this gives AT&T a foothold in a very big market".

Dick Advocaat responded by replacing Cattermole with Fletcher but it failed to give the visitors any foothold in a game which was already lost.

In the years since, about 2.3 million square feet of warehouse space has been developed, giving the ranch a foothold in a growing industry.

The acquisitions will add 600 employees and give Toronto-Dominion a foothold in a business that is potentially more lucrative than is trading stocks.

His logorrheic, hyperkinetic charm quickly gave him a foothold in an insular world, where poseurs are typically snubbed or mocked, Mr. Samuels said.