Sentence examples for increasing foothold from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sharma said the reason for Tata's increasing foothold in the United States is simple: "There are lots of chances for Tata to be profitable in the U.S.," he said.

But in 2014, while the presence of probably the greatest player of the 20th century was undoubtedly a unique selling point for the conference, the life of the game in the US has reached a point where the constituency of writers, artists, academics, and students in attendance would doubtless have assembled anyway, as the game gains an increasing foothold in the country.

In Europe, far-right parties have gained an increasing foothold, with Marine le Pen's National Front recently polling 6.5 million votes and a poll in Greece indicating that support for the neo-Nazi Golden Dawn has grown to 10.5%, up from 7% at the last election.

While precision medicine has captivated the field of oncology in recent years and is gaining an increasing foothold in the clinic, we should also not discourage the continual investigation of natural products as antineoplastic agents.

Tesla has been increasing its foothold in the UK, most recently selling its Powerwall energy-storage system through third parties, as well as its luxury electric cars and building a car-charging network.

The infection is found most commonly in Mexico, Central American and South America, but has been increasing its foothold in the U.S. "There are a lot of people with Chagas disease, and a lot of bed bugs.

Norway-based certification firm DNV GL is one of those looking to increase its foothold in the market.

Continental, he added, might also want to expand in Denver -- one of United's hubs -- to increase its foothold in the West.

Earlier this month, Penn Virginia Resource Partners agreed to buy the energy pipeline company Chief Gathering for $1 billion to increase its foothold in the booming shale natural gas sector.

The acquisition will help Nestlé, which is already the world's biggest seller of infant-nutrition products, increase its foothold in China, where the Pfizer business has an 8% share and Nestlé 4%.

While the report spread the blame, it said tactics used by American and NATO forces have hurt public support for the Afghan government, making it easier for the Taliban to increase their foothold.