Sentence examples for large foothold from inspiring English sources

The Nationalists' triumph was almost complete and they now have a large foothold in the parliament of a country that they wish to dismember.

The move will give Google a large foothold in the online travel search market, and control over a critical data source used by many of its competitors, including Kayak.com, Orbitz.com and Microsoft's Bing.

In the past few months, we have gained a large foothold in Chinese-speaking households in the U.S. by offering tailor-made products and content for this community.

We have gained a large foothold in Chinese-speaking households in the U.S. by offering tailor-made products and content that are optimized for this community and we see a strong momentum to help us grow from there.

Google wants to gain a larger foothold in China, she says, and is "considering Sina as a buyout".

So far, at least in Germany, the far right has not been able to capitalize on economic turmoil to gain a larger foothold.

In a move that would give News Corporation a larger foothold in the lucrative pay TV business in Australia, Rupert Murdoch's media conglomerate said it has agreed to pay roughly $2.2 billion to acquire Consolidated Media Holdings.

The fastest growing party is not the A.N.C. or the opposition Democratic Alliance, though the D.A. has a larger foothold than it did a few years ago; it is the party of nonvoters, the disillusioned.

But recently, under pressure from investors who see few signs of rejuvenation in the soda market, Coke has resolved to gain a larger foothold in the noncarbonated beverage business, aiming to counter Pepsi's many advances in the category.

AL JAZEERA TO BUY CURRENT TV  |  The pan-Arab news giant Al Jazeera is gaining a larger foothold in the United States with a deal to take over Current TV, the low-rated cable channel founded by Al Gore and his business partners.

Most of the responses are from farmers and British Sugar employees and their letters cite almost identical arguments to the British Sugar website as to why the government should abandon its commitment to help poor countries gain a larger foothold in the European market.