Sentence examples for global foothold from inspiring English sources

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.

The company's strong global foothold in the space is also a solid building block for its newly reinvigorated push into education.

"Although the acquired confectionary businesses strengthened Cadbury's global foothold, allowing these businesses to run with a high degree of autonomy, it gave the firm a bloated management structure, too many inefficient manufacturing plants and a proliferation of stock-keeping units and innovation projects that added unneeded complexity," said Morningstar analyst Erin Swanson in a recent report.

Labour-intensive, with low start-up costs, the industry still provides the first vital foothold in global manufacturing for many poor countries.

Earlier on, the option existed of inflating the debt away and devaluing the exchange rate to regain a foothold in global markets.

According to Sir James Dyson, the billionaire inventor, Britain's hopes for maintaining a foothold in global manufacturing lie in research and development – generating new ideas.

Analysts say global corporations seeking a foothold in this potentially huge market have begun to notice CCTV, whose audience is vastly larger than every major television network in the United States and Europe combined.

Embedded systems have found a very strong foothold in global Information Technology (IT) market since they can provide very specialized and intricate functionality to a wide range of products.

Surprised at first that Cao Dai, so specific to Tay Ninh province, has not only revived but become a global religion, with strong footholds in America's West, I, on second thought, changed my mind.

The deal, perhaps the biggest in the market so far, will give SFX a major foothold on the global festival circuit as it tries to build a $1 billion media empire centered on dance.

It also gave Murdoch the beginnings of a global entertainment business with a foothold in the key US market, expected to provide Shine - now called Shine Group - with around two-thirds of the company's income.