Sentence examples for easy traction from inspiring English sources

The vaccination issue has found easy traction with social conservatives and Mr. Perry's critics because, to them, it smacks of government meddling into private health care and taps into the suspicion that sex education promotes sex.

Obrist asked where the new paintings would be exhibited, but it was not as easy to gain traction with Ruscha as it had been with Baldessari.

Hard wheels (durometer of at least 86a) break traction easier, making learning to slide easier Have fun but be careful.

If we had one big idea then that would be easier to get traction on, that's for sure.

Most main lines were double-tracked, were carried on a grade separated from the road network, and were built to make the job of locomotive traction easier.

But now Groupon is increasingly seeing competition from companies with established audiences, who will have a much easier time getting traction.

People don't want to talk to themselves, they want to talk to other people, which is why communication-based services always have an easier time gaining traction.

Since it is notoriously hard to sell to broadcasters, it's going to be easier to get traction by index the video itslf and get a viral effect from people using the app.

It's a lot easier to gain traction when there is such a great proliferation of Internet access.

Lean forward, the more weight on the front will make it easier to lose traction in the back.

Mrs. Roukema, they said, may have been hoping that the climate of ill will toward conservatives would make it easier for a moderate to gain early traction.