Sentence examples for true traction from inspiring English sources

Corporate and economic data from both across the water and closer to home have failed to lend any true traction to recent rally.

At an office complex in the faded industrial town of Poughkeepsie, N.Y., recently, Rick A. Lazio, the former congressman from Long Island who is running for governor, had taken a series of standard jabs against political dysfunction in Albany and sky-high tax rates when he suddenly seemed to gain true traction with the crowd.

True traction and engagement has been slow, though.

Many companies today, including most recently, App Annie, are now expanding their mobile app analytics services to track app usage, engagement and other metrics that detail an app's true traction among users.

Of course, any list of the best cars for snow would include big rigs like the Toyota Land Cruiser, but ours also recognizes the tried-and-true traction of cars like the Subaru Outback.

There are three types of true degenerative osteophytes: traction osteophytes (Fig. 23a) are 2 3-mm bony structures projecting in a horizontal direction, while claw osteophytes (Fig. 2 3-mmave a sweeping configuration toward the corresponding part of the vertebony body oppostructuresisc.

True, it lacked airbags, traction control and a rear parking camera, but just imagine how a simple car like that could do today.

He liked him, he disliked him, and it was when he realised "these two contradictory things actually worked together, they were both true," that he finally gained traction with the story.

But his ferocious adoption of conservative values found real traction in his first true love, the early Internet.

If the former is true, then Democrats might gain some traction from using the Republican voices against Mr. Romney.

But in constantly alternating among story lines in order to respond to changing events and to gain traction with voters, the "true character" of a once-crisply-defined political figure has become increasingly murky.