traction造句怎麼寫

Americans aren't nearly as fanatical as many Britons are. But soccer is gaining traction in the U.S..

As someone who has had his share of falls due to steep hills, creeks and mud, I can appreciate the added traction.

By engaging with Russia on nuclear questions and giving it the status it craves, of a quasi-superpower, America hopes to get traction on other issues, such as Iran and non-proliferation.

The proposal that seems to be gaining most traction is for a liquidity facility funded by a levy on the industry, akin to the FDIC’s deposit-insurance scheme for banks.

Start with what is known about the vehicle's traction system.

booster cables, flares, tire pump, and a bag of sand or cat litter (for traction);

Yet the view that poker is indeed a game of skill is gaining traction.

Let's face it, even some of the craziest claims can quickly gain traction. I've had some experience in that regard.

Braking stability and traction are very important, and you have those two snail like corners which are tricky for the drivers.

In a modern, well-equipped (and often expensive) car, electronic systems like stability and traction control, along with anti-lock braking, will kick in to help the driver avoid an accident.

At home, a young preacher's cause was gaining traction across a segregated land.

Analysts acknowledge that RIM (RIMM) remains the gold standard in the enterprise for now, but Apple is gaining traction in the corporate world.

There is usually one traction motor on each driven axle.

The technology zones around Bangalore in southern India have been booming for years, but what is changing is that the rise is gaining traction across the country - even here in Kolkata.

The idea is not new, but so far such services have not gained much traction.