Sentence examples for notable traction from inspiring English sources

One art-house title that is demonstrating notable traction with cinemagoers is The Lunchbox, which posted another negligible drop from the previous weekend.

During Hubbl's private beta, the app saw some notable traction among testers: 40,000 apps were discovered via Hubbl, 20,000 apps were hashtagged, and 55,000 social interactions took place, which includes adding apps to favorites, among other things.

If the institution's investment interest is driven solely for the sake of solving a problem, it would be most sensible to invest in companies that already secured significant funding and have shown notable traction and market validation.

"In the few years that VoxOx has been on the market, we've gained notable traction around the world, and now it's time for us to address our global audience in a much bigger way," said CEO Bryan Hertz in a press release.

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Best yet, ePrize, a Detroit-based startup fresh off its acquisition by private equity firm Catterton Partners, this morning is announcing  the app is gaining major traction, most notable deployed within the Detroit Pistons organization and Comcast.

That's why it's impressive when startups like Mailbox, whose gesture-based mobile email app was sold to Dropbox for $100 million, actually generated enough traction to become notable.

The general assumption is that while the technology has taken off in a variety of applications across Europe, it hasn't gained the same kind of traction in the U.S. the notable exception being the Blue credit card from American Express.

"For example, we do not think it has garnered much traction in the radio segment, despite notable initial interest and material company investment".

Still, Mobile ESPN's inability to gain traction faster than it did was notable, given its established brand name and its parent company's deep pockets and marketing expertise, Guy says.

The bills have found little legislative traction so far, with the very notable exception of North Carolina's HB2.