Sentence examples for a sort of stick from inspiring English sources

Thus, clinical trials in minors shall be pushed with incentives, based on regulations similar to the U.S. with a sort of "stick and carrot" policy for pharmaceutical industry (e.g. extension of patents) [ 20].

'Yes you need to – it's terribly easy to become isolated – not, you know emotionally isolated – you know, you think I don't want to go out because you're so used to not going out - it's very easy to become a sort of stick in the mud and not get stimulated…' Wife For some carers respite was valued because it meant that they could go out without having to take their cared for with them.

Once you finish dripping the dye, swirl it around with any sort of stick (a toothpick works well) and create whatever designs you desire.

If you don't normally wear any sort of stick or gloss on your lips then it may be an idea to do so.

Lodged inside BB-8, on a sort of memory stick, is a segment of galactic map, which, when added to the rest of the jigsaw, will show — either to reverential followers, or to vengeful foes — where Skywalker is.

While remaining cryptic, Smith did note that this raise is "what we would do if we were going to go public…start building our book, and bringing in revenue on a sort of hockey stick basis".

Now, this would seem to be a sort of carrot-stick incentive.

The technical advances that made this possible took its inspiration from Taiwanese crepes, of all things: ITRI included a sort of non-stick layer that allows… man, I don't even know.

For his part, Mr. Kenny presented Mr. Obama with an Irish hurling stick — a sort of flattened field-hockey stick, which the president joked he could use on unruly members of Congress — as well as a three-volume set of children's stories by a 1920s Irish author on the myths and legends of Hawaii, for his daughters, Sasha and Malia.

When I had my hair, it was worn up in a sort of improvised quiff, sticking to the trends as best I could.

"What do you expect?" Now Iceland is about to get another medal, this time in a wildly popular team sport, a sort of lacrosse without sticks or basketball with goals instead of baskets.