Sentence examples for garner traction from inspiring English sources
"garner traction" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English
It means to gain momentum, approval, or interest. For example, "The new policy has been able to garner traction among the community as more individuals become aware of its benefits."
But the developers who truly garner traction, not to mention attention from employers, are those who have mastered time management.
Artomatix is looking to garner traction with indie developers so that they can continue to court large game production studios, with whom they are already working closely.
The argument gained traction.
As video marketing garners traction, so too does technology and ease of videography for even the smallest of businesses.
But with new data released in the U.K. and global efforts garnering traction in the most wide-ranging geographies in the world, it is time to take a step back and refocus on the global epidemic that is suicide.
After a solid third place finish in the 1984 Iowa Caucuses, McGovern failed to garner electoral traction, regressing from the race shortly thereafter.
A cult classic in the making that will surely come to stand alongside Brazil and Twelve Monkeys as elliptical wonders destined only to garner increased critical traction over time, it also maintained the distinct advantage of not being Darren Aronofsky's similarly pitched The Fountain.
It's therefore nice to see a startup trying something different and garnering some promising traction along the way.
The latter are not likely to come back to him even in an era where we see a Tiger Woods creep back into the endorsement market after alleged marital infidelity and even Michael Vick garnering some endorsement traction after serving federal jail time related to his involvement in dog fighting.
Lauren C. Ploch, an Africa specialist with the Congressional Research Service, said the extremist Islamist ideology of Al Qaeda was unlikely to garner much sympathy or traction with the populations in the states of the Sahel belt, the southern boundary of the Sahara.
Paper.li, the startup out of Switzerland which has gotten potential investors hot under the collar after garner a lot of traction for a Twitter app in a short amount of time, has gone and added Facebook status updates to its armoury.
