Sentence examples for getting no traction from inspiring English sources

But after getting no traction, the firm opted for a public letter filed with regulators.

A sluggish economy that's still getting no traction from a slumping housing market has dampened the auto industry's outlook for the coming year.

If the entrepreneur gets no traction they will pivot to a new idea or space.

And it got no traction elsewhere.

But it gets no traction whatsoever.

He had made a similar charge in 2002, and it had gotten no traction.

If anything, minority writers complain that they get no traction with publishers unless their stories are somehow "native".

"Simon has gotten no traction from his upset in the primary," said Sherry Bebitch Jeffe, a political scientist at the University of Southern California.

Lund, who proposed a similar bill in 2012, made Republicans' intentions completely clear, saying, according to the article: "It got no traction last year.

Unlike the days when politicians could score easy points by attacking courts as soft on crime, however, the mayor got no traction.

That message was successful in Kentucky, where Democratic nominee Jack Conway got no traction from joining a lawsuit against the Obama administration's environmental regulations.