Sentence examples for bit of traction from inspiring English sources

"Once the recovery gains a bit of traction, rates will rise".

It has gained quite a bit of traction in recent years, primarily due to its simplicity and good performance.

Surrealism In a season where major trends have been few and far between, one idea had a bit of traction at a few houses: surrealism.

But after the message was picked up and gained a bit of traction it wss then deleted and the message retracted.

Other winter commuters handle icy, snowy streets by adding another wheel, breaking out their adult trikes and gaining a bit of traction and balance.

Under normal circumstances, these interesting assortments of free-thinkers don't attract much support.What interests me are the situations when secessionist movements suddenly do start to gain a bit of traction.

DoubleRecall is opening headquarters in NYC this month, as it works to expand its reach internationally (the team is originally Slovenian, and gained a bit of European traction in the earl-going), launching in Japan later this month.

It's about as simple as they come, but the site managed to get quite a bit of early traction by feeding off retweets and Facebook shares (which were in turn driven by our collective narcissism).

It is important to note, however, that while 4WD helps you "go in the snow," and may afford a bit of extra grip in low-traction situations over ice, it does little to aid a vehicle's cornering abilities and virtually nothing for braking.

In loose situations where you could have run over a berm, cut ties will shred just a bit of speed to gain traction and turn you through the berm.

In the piece, a Holocaust survivor recalls how Hitler was considered "a bit of a clown" but gained traction for saying "what everyone thought, but didn't dare say out loud".