Sentence examples for adhesiveness from inspiring English sources

"China's previously sticky deposits are losing their adhesiveness," notes Ms Chu.Mural hazardThe problem is that the state may still have to pick up the tab if things go wrong.

Dipyridamole, which widens (dilates) the coronary arteries, decreases platelet adhesiveness to damaged endothelium.

Platelets are evaluated by counting them, examining their appearance, and testing functions such as the bleeding time, platelet adhesiveness, and platelet aggregation.

Ambiguously, those weaknesses include the very "adhesiveness" (in Whitman's great word) that drew the artist to his subjects.

Keep in mind that normal bathing will cause you unavoidably to bump against shower curtain, which may cling to you for a moment owing to the natural adhesiveness of water.

If so, is it the color of the tape that matters, or the make, or the level of adhesiveness?

Thus: strength, cunning, and, in Walt Whitman's priceless word, adhesiveness.

The adhesiveness of these names has varied — in my mind, and thus in my speech, the city where I grew up is still "Madras" — but the odd logic of revising these nomenclatures was, at least, uniform and easy to understand.

How does McCrum reconcile that tenet with all that he has conveyed (in this book and in his earlier and in some ways better one, "The Story of English," written with William Cran and Robert MacNeil) about the distinctive fiber, force, diversity and adhesiveness of English?

You love it because you see it less now," Wenger said, praising a player who brings not just adhesiveness, but a wider sense of positivity.

Atapattu held firm before bad light closed in, but with Sri Lanka still 321 runs short of avoiding the follow-on, it will take all his legendary adhesiveness over the next three days to save his team.