However, if they gain a foothold, the free newspapers could someday be a serious threat.
There's a fun sight-gag of flowers protruding from ghostly eye sockets, before a foothold-free sequence in which Wnek scrutinises sections of an orange till she finds one that's pregnant.
Ryan (drums): I picked a record that came out in maybe '93, when free jazz was getting its foothold in indie rock.
I think almost all of the specific issues you bring up about the book – issues of childhood and adulthood, of vulnerability and predation, of terror and transformation, of free will and determination – have a foothold in this quality of Caleb's novel which is also such a pre-eminent quality of New York.
This helps to explain why U.S. graduates are increasingly challenging the idea that they should work for free in order to gain a foothold in the global job market — most notoriously through a series of high-profile class actions against companies including Fox Searchlight Pictures, Atlantic Records and Condé Nast.
For example, Delori et al. [2] recently used this knowledge to produce a range of (hydrogen peroxide and ammonia-free) hair products and so gain a strong foothold in the multi-billion dollar cosmetics industry.
"It risks providing a foothold for divisive, hateful abuse masquerading as free speech".
Square, a start-up founded by Jack Dorsey of Twitter, has gained a foothold among small merchants by distributing a free credit card swiper that attaches to a smartphone or tablet, allowing these swipers to serve as their own payment terminals.
Square has no doubt created a foothold amongst small businesses, as the service is free to implement and now has cut out the transaction charge completely (a move that competitors VeriFone and Intuit have yet to make).
Historically, healthy lungs were believed to be free of bacteria and that during infection organisms "gain a foothold in the normally sterile lung tissue" [ 6].
