Sentence examples for traction as a from inspiring English sources

Tumblr is quickly gaining traction as a blogging platform.

For Phuket property, "Teflon-coated" is gaining traction as a less-violent descriptor.

With "Terre Haute" Mr. White is gaining traction as a legitimate dramatist.

Climate "destabilization" also appears to be gaining traction as a suitable replacement for "warming".

Despite the historic magnitude of this shift, inequality has thus far had little traction as a political issue.

"Gif celebrated a lexical milestone in 2012, gaining traction as a verb, not just a noun," declared the OUP.

Certainly, Europe would lose traction as a badly needed counterweight to the US in world economic policy.

But he's getting about as much traction as a tire stuck in the mud on a Mississippi dirt road.

If Bachmann gets traction as a pundit, her popularity among sympathetic, far-right groups can be leveraged more effectively.

But that system covers 28 percent of the population and has not gained wide traction as a reporting method.

One drive to convince shoppers to spend on good mattresses instead of on sleeping pills had little traction, as did an endeavor to link weight loss to quality sleep, Bercier said.