Sentence examples for loses traction from inspiring English sources
When the left rear tire loses its tread, the official said, it also loses traction.
Italy coasts on its phenomenal blessings rather than building on them and loses traction in a global economy with more driven competitors.
In a conventional car or truck, with either front or rear drive, when one wheel slips the other loses traction, too.
While the increase in labor costs may raise some economists' eyebrows, the Fed is predicting inflation pressures will lessen as the economy loses traction.
He runs the UN's much smaller development programme and rejoices as the traditional west, with all its smug assumptions of superiority, loses traction and then the point.
That "Jerry Springer," directed here by Jason Moore, only occasionally loses traction during its two-and-a-half-hour length is because it hears genuine beauty in the hunger for glory of the attention-starved souls it portrays.
It's losing traction among workers.
Now, it appears as if he has lost traction.
Catholicism has lost traction in many parts of the world.
"They feel the bike getting and losing traction.
