Sentence examples for getting a solid foothold from inspiring English sources

If the premature launch of the Xoom proved nothing else, it's that Google cares far more about getting a solid foothold in the market than it does about the user experience.

LoyalBlocks, which is headquartered in New York City and has its engineering operations in Israel, says it will use the new funds to further scale out its operations throughout the United States — at the moment, it's got a solid foothold with over 1500 locations using the platform, CEO Ido Gaver tells me.

Not only do these actions prevent the US from being able to project power in the region, but in the event of war with China, it could make it pretty damn hard for the US to get a solid foothold in the Asian Pacific.

The earlier restoration appears to promptly be getting a strong foothold.

The weekly Reporter, run by Janice Min and Lynne Segall, already has a solid foothold there.

By remaining atop the county's political pyramid, he maintains a solid foothold in local politics and keeps his political future strong.

Now 40, Ms. Gonzalez has a master's degree in nonprofit management, two children and a solid foothold in the professional middle class.

If the guidelines do not gain a solid foothold early on, then drift between the regions in use of the guidelines will defeat the goals of the ICH.

Melbourne-via-Byron producer Nutrition has been making a solid foothold in the Australian underground with top-notch house compositions, including the solid dancefloor-driver "Advice Needed".

"This gives us a solid foothold in California," Brad Tilden, chairman and chief executive of Alaska Air Group, said in a conference call with investors Monday.

She gets a solid laugh too.