Sentences with phrase «quite get traction»

Tight inventory — that is, not enough homes available for sale — has for the past couple of years been one of the main reasons that the housing market can't quite get the traction it needs.

Maybe you have recently started a program and you can't quite get traction.

Not exact matches

The drive is quite similar in the rear - wheel drive optioned trucks compared to the all - wheel drive options, but when conditions get slippery or traction is a must, the all - wheel drive is obviously the better one, four beats two any day.

Despite the high grunt - to - gallop ratio, the Jetta is actually quite sluggish off the line, and enthusiastic starts are bogged down by aggressive traction control that gets progressively worse with additional steering input.

The presence of an honest traction control disable button is also noted and welcome and after pressing it the car turns into what looks quite happy to wag its tail every change it gets.

«We want to explore, hopefully in the very near future, getting something out quite early — much, much earlier than even we ourselves are comfortable with, to see if that's something that gets any traction,» he said.