Phrases with «to gain a foothold»

The phrase "to gain a foothold" means to establish a position or a starting point in a certain situation or field. It is like finding a strong place to stand on in order to advance or make progress. Full definition

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to gain a foothold

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to be subject to capital gains tax
to gain access to new areas
to lead to weight gain
to contribute to weight gain
lead to weight gain
to gain access to
to gain access to one's own personal information
to gain access to something
to gain access to one's account
to gain access to the website
to gain access to the data
to lead to fat gain
to gain a foothold in the market

Sentences with «to gain a foothold»

In the midst of Hyundai's eventual success in gaining a foothold in the US market, the brand debuted a six - passenger concept car called the Portico in 2005. (thenewswheel.com)
It can work as a daily preventive, helping you maintain your health when you are at your best, by ensuring harmful infections and bacteria don't gain a foothold on your body. (nutrasilver.com)
Gangster Squad (R for profanity and graphic violence) Mob saga, set in the Forties, revolving around the efforts of a half - dozen detectives to prevent the Mafia from gaining a foothold in Los Angeles. (kamwilliams.com)
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Phrases with «to gain a foothold»

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