Sentences with phrase «much traction since»

Ares Commercial (NYSE: ACRE) has not been able to gain much traction since its May 12, 2012 IPO.

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Although Apple announced Apple Pay to much fanfare three years ago, the mobile payment service has struggled to gain traction since.

Furthermore, it's not clear whether such efforts could achieve much traction, since much of the Conservative Parliamentary Party no longer believes in nation - building in Afghanistan, if it ever did.

Even this week's news that 2016 was the hottest year since 1880 — the third record - breaking year in a row — didn't get much traction.

If not, BAFTA may feel that it's time to throw Meryl Streep another bone (she hasn't won here since «The French Lieutenant's Woman» in 1981), but «Doubt,» which only opened here on Friday, hasn't built much traction, and the critical response to her performance has been mixed.

There isn't much for the driver to do besides control throttle and steering since the Range Rover's advanced terrain and traction programs will do the dirty work for you.

At an altitude of 200 metres, twice as much wind can be harvested with the same sail surface - which translates into traction that is four times higher, since the wind pressure is equal to the square of the wind speed.

Much like your arguement above about trends in arctic ice since 2003, how much traction would I get suggesting that surface temperature trends in some region the size of the arctic showed a negative trMuch like your arguement above about trends in arctic ice since 2003, how much traction would I get suggesting that surface temperature trends in some region the size of the arctic showed a negative trmuch traction would I get suggesting that surface temperature trends in some region the size of the arctic showed a negative trend?

Of course, Facebook Lite hasn't had as much traction in countries like the U.S., U.K., and Australia, but still, download numbers have increased steadily since the app's initial launch.