Sentence examples for stable foothold from inspiring English sources
Folk art, so fundamental and so beloved, seems unable to get a stable foothold in New York City, in spite of this museum's great collection.
If the deal goes through, Abbey National, with its 741 branches and 17.8 million customers, would bring Santander a stable foothold in Britain, one of Europe's strongest consumer lending markets.
Germany in particular could give China a stable foothold into European markets and a means of better aligning European economic policy with Chinese preferences; countries like Brazil, Saudi Arabia and Indonesia provide China with much much-needed commodities.
Thus, the robot can repeat this procedure from Step C to find a stable foothold. .
Results from high-throughput sequencing analysis revealed that Proteobacteria, Chloroflexi and Planctomycetes were selected and established a stable foothold in the community over the startup period, probably driven by the availability of substrate in the influent.
Looking for a more stable foothold, General Manager Grant Davis and his colleagues are pursuing a long-term approach that will allow water conservation to continue without having to face a financial penalty.
While Microsoft's foothold on the PC has remained relatively stable, the report notes, the company was simply too slow to react to the quick rise of smartphones and tablets.
However, it has not been shown analytically that to what extent satisfied links are more stable than adverse ones to make cooperation gain a foothold.
A relatively rigid and stable DNA track functionalized with protruding single-stranded anchorage points (footholds) is typically used.
Even if the foothold collapses during this step, the robot can still keep its pose stable by standing on the other three legs.
These sales often come in bundles with long-term contracts, providing huge sales leverage to these companies, who can ensure stable revenue for years while also blocking competitors and startups from getting a sales foothold.
