Sentence examples for narrow foothold from inspiring English sources
The doorway is at knee height, and one narrow foothold of space is often all one can wrest from other passengers.But the terminal next to Khanpur Colony marks the beginning of Delhi's new Bus Rapid Transit BRTT) corridor.
Trump has a narrow foothold in the tech world, but has struggled to raise significant capital from wealthy founders and early-stage investors.
From this narrow, slippery foothold I'd guide the rusty steel into the hot acid bath, then reach into the clouds of acrid steam to lift off the 50-pound spreaders.
Whereas Hegel argues that everything hinges on the understanding that "substance is subject" (Hegel 1807, p. 19), Yorck's position is that everything hinges on the understanding that "substance is history" or "substance is historical spirit".[4] Yorck's primary category of historical life does not only challenge transcendental philosophy as too-narrow a foothold for philosophy.
The foothold of British banks is narrow: they offer only basic banking products and have limited branch networks.
And, in the 69th minute, the hosts grabbed a foothold.
The Pentagon favored a broad counterinsurgency program, whereas the Obama White House wanted a narrower effort directed at preventing Al Qaeda from regaining a foothold in Afghanistan.
The wide end of the dodecamer is embedded in the procapsid shell, while the narrow end of the dodecamer, protruding out of the procapsid, is the foothold for pRNA binding.
"We had a foothold there.
Islamic State (IS) will cement its foothold.
