Sentences with phrase «traction issues make»

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In a statement released after the issue gained traction, the district said, «In the best interest of our students, we are re-examining the procedures surrounding these dances and will make any necessary changes to promote a positive environment where all students feel included and empowered in their choices.»

«It makes it a tough issue for him to gain traction on,» says Greenberg, who says voters are more geared up about topics like education, taxes and the economy.

(The NRCC has tried to make an issue of the ties McMahon and other Democrats have to Global, which recently settled with AG Andrew Cuomo in his ongoing pay - to - play pension fund probe, but that effort hasn't gotten much traction).

More of a hard model (no, impossible mode) in an already challenging game, I just didn't find the enjoyment in ice / snow racing, where traction was constantly and issue and far too often your car would mount the snow mounds on either side of the track making it borderline impossible to return back without a reset.

Your humble servant didn't notice any issues with the designated route until driving the competitors and discovering that, yes, such conditions typically make an AWD vehicle slide and trigger traction and stability control.

On cold, damp tarmac it has some traction issues in the first two gears, but the poise of the chassis and a slickness to the controls makes you feel much more inclined to drive it hard.

Switch AllGrip into Snow / Mud mode, and traction issues are sorted out automatically, while standard fit hill hold control and hill descent control (only available on SZ5 AllGrip models) make climbing and descending much simpler.

Boasting a 2.0 - litre petrol unit that produces 242bhp, it manages 0 - 62mph in 6.3 seconds, although in reality the car is irritatingly limited by traction issues, making its in - gear acceleration much more impressive.

Sure, the Seat is a front - wheel drive layout only, compared to the quattro S3, but you would expect the lower weight to make up for any traction issues.

It allows for better traction on these issues if we're supporting the people who are going to make it happen.

New work by the singular Tim Hawkinson, presenting sculptures that concentrate on issues of traction, gravity, motion, and surfaces, including works made from and inspired by elements found in the artist's California garden.