Sentence examples for adheres especially from inspiring English sources

Once it adheres, especially on a hot day or when applied to a hot part of the car such as the hood or front fenders, "you need a blowtorch to get it off".

All of the ashes tended to adhere, especially with higher gas temperatures and impingement velocities.

"They may believe that there is a rarefied field of study that they should be adhering to, especially in English.

This is not a view I adhere to especially because animals cannot give consent (although many zoophiles claim the animals they have sexual relationships with do give 'consent'consent

These long durations of treatment can be difficult for patients to adhere to, especially once they are well and need to return to work.

Precautions to prevent tick bites should be adhered to, especially as more information becomes available with regard to the variety of pathogens being transmitted by a single tick species.

In 2009, Samantha Stosur decided that adhering to rituals — especially wearing the same outfit for each match — was wearing her out.

Examples involving African-American athletes were difficult to come by, especially adhering to the criterion of athletes who had come from out of the blue, because very few athletes do these days.

Memory checklists should especially adhere to this principle.

Clinicians also need to ensure that appropriate infection control practices are adhered to consistently, especially in outpatient care settings, where oversight of infection control procedures may be absent.

The difference between trial efficacy and clinical effectiveness can be ascribed to the tendency of patients not to adhere to therapy, especially in the longer term.