Sentence examples for another adhering from inspiring English sources

Gods and goddesses fight with one another, adhering to their own hierarchies and rules.

One of them espoused fiscal conservatism (read: traditional G.O.P).; another, adhering to constitutional principles (Tea Party); another, promoting shared values (social conservatism); and so on.

Take infant linear growth, for example; one group of infants will show catch-up growth, another will show catch-down growth, and another will adhere to a particular centile position (Cameron, 2012).

Floating languidly in one corner are bits of pig skin fried crisp, with fat adhering; in another are caramelized shallots.

And in the meantime, Part 1 is adhering to another rule of franchises: increasing its foreign percentage as brand familiarity builds with each instalment.

Mr. Putin and other senior Russian officials had warned in recent weeks that Ukraine would create another dispute by not adhering to its contracts.

Nancy beamed at him, as if he was just another faithful follower of the Michael Pollan School of Sensible Eating, adhering to the author's mantra: "Eat food.

The couple had planned an Islamic wedding ceremony in Hyderabad, with another ceremony to follow in Pakistan, adhering to that country's customs.

That year they published the Laws of Sculptors, which stated that they would be "always smartly dressed, well-groomed, relaxed, friendly, polite and in complete control" - another principle strictly adhered to over the years.

In another study, Capto adhere, for loading up to 100 mg/mL of resin, was able to reduce aggregates from 10.5%to2.3%3% while traditional anion-exchange resins showed a reduction from 12.8%to11.4%4% [ 81].

[ 13- 15] "Clinical inertia," or failure to advance pharmacotherapy in persons adhering to current medications, is another.