Sentence examples for have the same foothold from inspiring English sources

While other luxury products have started to gain solid ground on the BRIC markets (Brazil, Russia, India and China), champagne doesn't have the same foothold in these places as other high-end goods.

Until this week's impressive recipe haul, cranberries had the tiniest of footholds in my culinary lexicon.

Wanelo seems to have the attention of a younger demographic — particularly women — and has a strong foothold in mobile.

The Taliban have regained a foothold and, in some places more than that.

But the bulk of the album's singers have a decisive foothold in R&B and soul.

Not surprisingly Ms. Franklin's most electrifying performances have a firm foothold in the church.

Despite that opposition, supervised injection sites have an established foothold in the public health community.

Now you hear that same demand hurled at extreme Islamist groups like Islamic State which have gained a foothold in Syria, Iraq, Yemen, and now neighbouring Libya.

You should have a foothold in the New World by the 1700s at the latest.

But as the city looks outward, brunches have gained a foothold.

Around the same time, psychics had gained a foothold with individuals as an alternative to therapists – a way for people to seize control of their lives by looking outward, instead of inward – a notion that carried over to the business world.