Sentence examples for steadily gaining traction from inspiring English sources

But DrChrono is steadily gaining traction among doctors and patients since it was founded in April 2010.

Based on the number of visits to the Netflix website and its international numbers, Enders believes the service is steadily gaining traction in the UK.

According to now well-established lore, (non-magical) quidditch was invented in 2005 at Middlebury College in Vermont, and has been steadily gaining traction ever since.

But SoundCloud, a popular audio-sharing service, is steadily gaining traction as a way for musicians to post their songs and for fans to discover them.

Attractive to the left because of its promise to lower poverty and to the right – including, in Finland, the populist Finns party, part of the ruling centre-right coalition – as a route to a leaner, less bureaucratic welfare system, the concept is steadily gaining traction as automation threatens jobs.

Mobile payments for micro-transactions on the web are steadily gaining traction.

To respond to these challenges, a professionalized, nonprofit model of political advocacy has steadily gained traction.

According to the company, the feature has steadily gained traction since then.

Sunday's win set a high bar for the sport in the US, where soccer has steadily gained traction in recent years.

Since the widespread adoption of GIS by archaeologists in the early 1990s, analyses of visibility have steadily gained traction, becoming commonplace in landscape and regional analysis.

Diffusion tensor magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) reveals valuable insights into tissue histo-anatomy and microstructure, and has steadily gained traction in the cardiac community.