Sentence examples for retain traction from inspiring English sources

Bottom line: Microsoft can't gain and retain traction with Mesh unless the answers are yes.

Mr Osborne's own discourse retains traction for now, but don't assume this will last.

Network television advertising retains traction with both buyers and consumers because, in spite of the proliferation of screens, people are still watching more television than ever.

Maintaining relevance as a celebrity requires retaining traction with young people...Barkley, 50, isn't paid to swim in the deep end of the pool.

Even if expectations for tomorrow's jobs report pan out and we see solid payroll growth and further progress toward reducing labor market slack, the Fed should hold off on raising rates until it's clear that the economic recovery retains traction.

In this dynamic and shifting environment one idea has retained traction: that aid needs to be better managed and co-ordinated.

If the symptoms occur while he is playing, he is forced to press harder on the fingerboard to retain the necessary traction, essentially cutting into his fingers with the metal strings.

The higher a vehicle's center of gravity, the more the vehicle and its occupants tend to lean forward during braking, and this makes it important to retain as much traction as possible on the rear tires to keep the back end of the vehicle under control, he said.

Once placed in the proper orientation, the traction bow was connected to the retaining jig of the traction table (traction of 20 kg).

Bollocks though it may be, the movement retains a dangerous traction.

This shows that the provision of traction retained a higher priority than that of transport or generation of cash income from small ruminants.