Sentence examples for foothold to compete from inspiring English sources
The acquisition will give Microsoft a quick foothold to compete better against Google.
"When you need to compete for results and a foothold, then you have to do the best you possibly can with what you've got to get results.
The acquisition of Sky, which has 23 million subscribers in the UK, Ireland, Germany, Austria and Italy, will give Comcast a much stronger foothold in the international market and much-needed ammo to compete with Amazon and Netflix in the streaming wars.
Yes, owning a pivot point in financial news will create some tidy synergies — content for a new Fox business channel to compete with CNBC on cable television, a global foothold for financial data, coverage of all of his competitors in The Journal.
But one interesting element has been largely overlooked so far: King's foothold in the "skill-based gaming" sector, where players pay a fee to compete in online tournaments for cash prizes.
Even after the Armory Show spawned galleries like Washington Square and the Modern and journals like The Soil and The Blind Man to compete on Stieglitz's formerly solitary turf, modernism's foothold in America remained tenuous into the early 1920's.
The English needed a foothold on the continent to serve as a trading centre, mainly for exports of English wool to further European destinations and to compete with the marts of the low-countries, through which much of this trade had formerly been conducted.
"He continues to compete.
