Sentence examples for regains traction from inspiring English sources

Near the end N.E.R.D. regains traction.

A "moderate recovery" will kick in once production regains traction, the bank added.

It works this wizardry by detecting whether a wheel has locked up and is about to skid, and then rapidly releases and reapplies the brakes dozens of times a second until each of the slithering wheels regains traction.

Put the vehicle back in an appropriate gear once the vehicle regains traction.

Bear in mind that most hydroplane-related skids last for just a split second before your car regains traction.

With violence spiraling in Iraq, Mr. Bush found it hard to regain traction.

The word "empowered" regained traction and women who lived their lives according to their own choices and desires were described as "self-empowered".

While much of the recent violence has been concentrated in Sunni strongholds, there has been concern about Shiite militias regaining traction.

McDonald's remains the world's largest food retailer, with 30,000 locations around the world, and it has regained traction in the last year.

Currently, the draft law appears to have been delayed but with Uganda's presidential and parliamentary elections approaching next month the bill could regain traction as a political football used to win electoral support.

BERLIN — Nokia, struggling to regain traction with its make-or-break line of Windows smartphones, introduced a moderately priced, Internet-ready model on Tuesday targeted at emerging markets around the world.