Sentence examples for long-term traction from inspiring English sources

Massive anti-nuclear popular protests failed to gain long-term traction, and public confidence in the government's ability to find a new energy solution dwindled.

It doesn't stand a chance in the short-term and therefore probably won't be able to gain any real long-term traction.

Turn-based games always struggle to achieve long-term traction because they rely on players to come back and take their turn.

So if you're not working every day to, for example, curb your smoking habit, you won't get long-term traction.

She went on to point out that one explanation for why socialism failed to generate more long-term traction in the United States was the ability of the capitalist class to exploit racial resentment and prejudice.

However, we do not think that smooth muscles in the pelvic floor connective tissue play a strong, monodirectional, and long-term traction role without cooperation of striated muscle function because of their random arrangement and nonexistence of any nerve network such as the myenteric plexus for intestines.

nor economic downturns-recessions-as attributable to the failures of elected officials, but will consider long-term and extreme economic con tractions-depressions-as the result of exogenous shocks largely beyond the control of the government.

But spinal traction doesn't provide long-term relief.

Mr. Horowitz acknowledged that early traction did not guarantee long-term success.

Given the electric vehicle demand traction, we remain enthusiastic about the long-term prospects of Livent Corporation (LTHM).

The long-term trend is that cloud computing will gain more and more traction.