Thanks to Tremlett, England had a foothold, which would be brilliantly exploited by Anderson and the earnest Tim Bresnan, whose consistency made England's unusual decision to drop the leading wicket-taker in the series, Steven Finn, seem the most natural thing to do.
Siemens is desperate to find a partner, says James Stettler, an analyst at Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein, an investment bank.Industry insiders think an Asian company keen to gain a foothold in Europe would be the most likely partner or buyer.
Since the authors wish to refer to the function of this head as "a foothold", these mutations would be expected to alter motility by reducing processivity (because it is no longer a very strong MT tether), with increased or unchanged velocity (because it might be easier for Kar3 to pull off the noncatalytic head from MT by force).
"We decided that if we could ever get a foothold in Europe, this would be the time to try," said Tim Seitz, senior vice president of the company.
Many of the young immigrants waiting at Navy Pier were wary — the program does not provide any legal immigration status like a green card, and some would-be applicants worried that there was a risk in coming forward so publicly — but they said any progress toward a legal foothold in the United States would be worth it.
But, as with Japan, it is too early to say that the future of professional football in China is secure.If professional football failed to gain a firm foothold in East Asia, it would be a grievous blow to FIFA's ambitions to establish soccer as the only truly global team sport.
Further, there was apparently talk that with a foothold in China, Google would be in a better position to change things from the outside in.
If the virus gains a new foothold elsewhere, a huge effort would be needed to prevent a second firestorm, Osterholm says even if that means diverting some resources from West Africa.
We were charged with nothing less than winning the war for America by rebuilding Iraq's infrastructure, creating a functioning democracy and stable economy that would preclude terrorists like ISIS (well, it was al Qaeda then) from gaining a foothold, and thus ensuring Iraq would be an ally of the United States in the war on terror.
The government in Berlin is worried that without a foothold in Germany, the merged firm would be more likely to cut jobs there.
