Sentence examples for offers traction from inspiring English sources

Sand just offers traction, no melting.

As well, this frame offers traction in the "values" debate, where progressives have often struggled, as Sister Simone Campbell's speech showed, saying "our faith strongly affirms that we are all responsible for one another...

One of the newer bikes to offer traction control is the Ducati 1098R, a 180-horsepower racing-style road bike.

BMW's 2010 S 1000 RR Superbike will offer traction control as an option, and Bazzaz Performance offers rider-adjustable systems for popular Japanese sport bikes.

Honda offered traction control as early as 1991 on a sport-touring bike, the ST1100, but it is just now becoming available for high-performance sport bikes.

Of course, this possibility pivots on whether we consider time to be a principle or a medium, an issue to which the hyphenation "time-based" offers little traction.

Expanding the slate of potential precautions beyond owners' locational and operational choices to include their choices about the strength and content of their own entitlements offers new traction on land use disputes.

Self-interest also offers "little traction" in explaining the views of most voters on environmental issues, defense spending, and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

Donned at halftime, the shoes offered the traction the Giants needed to upset the heavily favored Chicago Bears.

I vote for the former but concede that the latter may offer better traction in the opinion-gorged landscape of the future.

These offer better traction on broken or slippery pavement, and are a relief in hard turns, where the wider rear tires inhibit road slip.