Phrases with «small foothold»

The phrase "small foothold" means having a limited or weak position to start with in a situation or endeavor. It suggests that there is not much control or influence, and further effort is needed to build a stronger position. Full definition

Sentences with «small foothold»

  • They shook their heads and smiled when Fictionwise and Smashwords started giving authors a very small foothold into the market. (madgeniusclub.com)
  • The deal comes days after Twitter announced an agreement with CBS to carry out Amplify ad campaigns during 42 of the network's fall shows, a deal that analysts said effectively gave Twitter a small foothold in the $ 70 billion TV advertising market. (cnbc.com)
  • He did less in the second half as Genoa found a small foothold and as Allegri's system morphed as the game progressed. (blackwhitereadallover.com)
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