Sentence examples for begun to adhere from inspiring English sources

He too has begun to adhere to the strict Sharon maxim that there can be no resumption of political negotiations until all violence is ended entirely.

The phrase "anti-comedy" has begun to adhere to Lee's work since its renaissance – and the fact that he has a style worth naming tells you a lot – but to my mind the description isn't right.

Cook, stirring often, until the tomatoes have cooked down and the mixture is thick and beginning to adhere to the bottom of the pot, about 20 minutes.

Talking at the MoD he sounded as if he might be beginning to adhere to the strategic principle of that well-known military strategist Julie Burchill: "if it ain't broke, break it".

A single inlet and outlet on opposite ends of the tubule are first perfused with cell growth medium and then human proximal tubule cells, which quickly begin to adhere to the lining of the open channel.

There is some hope for relief from muddy foreign accounting: Big companies are beginning to adhere to a new uniform set of international accounting standards that comes pretty close to GAAP.

There is some hope for relief from muddy accounting: Big companies are beginning to adhere to a new uniform set of international accounting standards that comes pretty close to GAAP.

We can now see that the sixth-order algorithm clearly prevails as both the CFO and CIR estimator MSEs will begin to adhere closely to the CRBs from SNR = 20 dB, while for the fourth-order algorithm, the SNR must be greater than 30 dB for estimator MSEs to closely adhere to the CRBs.

The passage cells began to adhere after 2 h and completely adhered after 12 h.

After resuscitation, the cells began to adhere at 24 h and grew rapidly thereafter.

Within 2 days of culture, the cell mass began to adhere to and spread across the growth surface).