Sentence examples for less traction from inspiring English sources

And bald tires provide less traction.

Ownership is political dynamite, but social housing gets less traction.

"But it has received far less traction than Apple.

So yes, I'll level with you: that's a little less traction than I'd like.

Conservative arguments about the need to shrink the state should have correspondingly less traction.

Nor would I accept that Labour's "cost of living" line has significantly less traction than it did late last year.

Those living in snowier and/or more remote areas will want to choose an AWD car, particularly if the alternative is a less traction-friendly rear-drive configuration.

Why have some substances become widely available and used on an international scale while others have gained less widespread traction or even been deemed illegal?

But because there are relatively few of the migrants still living in Canada, the issue has gained less political traction than in Australia.

(Up against a mostly unpopular incumbent, Jimmy Carter, he none the less lost traction and withdrew for that year's national convention).

DEM analysis indicated that, on flat horizontal lunar surfaces, wheels with 18 10-mm-high lugs would provide less net traction than would wheels with 36 5-mm-high lugs.