Sentence examples for there is traction from inspiring English sources

And then there is Traction Control, which means the rear wheels never spin, despite the engine's oomph.

Detractors suggest that the current generation of formula one cars are too easy to drive; electronic driver aids abound; there is traction control and automatic gearboxes.

There is traction in this view, but others may hold that control over the social actors will lead to little if not well framed within the dynamics of the social institutions which govern resource use in rangelands.

There was traction on this protest but not the kind of net-wide awareness that last year's SOPA blackout protests created.

Now the foreigners will have to leave, and you'll sink even faster!" With France playing in the Euro final, there's traction for the joke that Roy Hodgson is the man to negotiate Brexit – "he'd make it quick!" – but serious concern about complex work permits for French and other European footballers coming to England from below the top-50 rated clubs.

"We think there's traction also in the general business community," he adds.

So far, there's traction from hundreds of companies using the stuff, including Coca-Cola Enterprises, Eddie Bauer and GlaxoSmithKline.

They sprinkle a few hundred thousand to as many of the small deals as possible for the option value (of getting to know the entrepreneur loosely) and if there's traction, they bid early and aggressively (hence the run up on these valuations).

On Σ 2, there are tractions applied so as to satisfy the equilibrium conditions of the body.

So there was some hope that if there could be traction on this opportunity of a democratic election, that that would be the time for us to assist.

But in the limited time the Chargers have re-established L.A. as a home base and await shared use of an Inglewood facility with the Rams starting in 2020, there has been traction in attracting new fans.