Sentence examples for be adhering from inspiring English sources
verb
To stick fast or cleave, as a glutinous substance does; to become joined or united; as, wax to the finger; the lungs sometimes adhere to the pleura.
Results indicated that amongst all of the adherent pellets, 5% were found to be adhering in the duodenal region, 61% in the jejunum, 32% in the ileum and 2% in the colon.
And this spring they'll be adhering to it.
China appears to be adhering to an ambitious plan to rely increasingly on renewable energy sources.
"They may believe that there is a rarefied field of study that they should be adhering to, especially in English.
United appear to be adhering to the traditional view, as expressed by Pellegrini in his final press conference in Manchester.
Judges will not be sampling them because, Tauzin said, the fair will be adhering to the law.
Ordering etiquette must be adhered to.
But the basics must be adhered to.
This must be adhered to meticulously.
All policies and the honor code must be adhered to.
We are going to challenge this because we think that the constitution should be adhered to".
