Sentence examples for will get a foothold from inspiring English sources

Overseeding now will also make it less likely that weeds will get a foothold next year.

But Wal-Mart will get a foothold in what should be a bright spot in the world's growth map.

With the deal, Wow will get a foothold in the southeast region, where Knology has a presence in 10 markets.

Then again, he's seriously concerned that a similar virus sooner or later will get a foothold in humans.

If the Federal Communications Commission approves Sinclair's purchase of Tribune Broadcasting, it will get a foothold in Los Angeles, New York, Chicago, Denver and other major markets.

In return, Philips will get a stronger foothold in China and access to Neusoft's lower-end products.

If its rivals are allowed to sell dirtier diesel cars in 2005, though, GM Daewoo fears they will get an unassailable foothold.

"Cuadrilla can now carry on regardless, ignoring the urgent warning issued this week by the IPCC about the need to reduce our dependence on fossil fuels, but all of the fracking companies need to know that fracking will never get a foothold in the UK because they will meet resistance at every stage of their projects," a spokesperson said.

You will get a bonus for holding the territory, and the territory can serve as a foothold for an invasion.

However, India, which imports 80 percent of its energy requirements, will be looking to get a foothold in the race for natural resources in the Arctic, in consultation with old friends like Russia.

These monopolists, it is feared, will be slow to introduce new technologies that might cannibalise their existing business; and they will be so entrenched that new competitors will find it hard to get a foothold.Microsoft bundled its Internet Explorer browser with its dominant Windows operating software on personal computers.