Sentence examples for is less sticky from inspiring English sources

Commerce has proved stickier than the proponents of borderless capitalism proclaimed in the 1990s, but it is less sticky than it was.

Hedging as comprehensively as Porsche does can also be risky for any company in a market where demand is less sticky than for the iconic cars.

The literature suggests that burning the crude may result in some cases in an oil that is "less sticky" and therefore may be easier for cleanup personnel to deal with.

It is useful as a dressing, as it is easier to apply and is less sticky compared to Manuka honey.

"If one gene is represented by a sequence that's sticky, it will collect more than a probe that is less sticky," he says.

The time series demonstrate that the ligand channel of the G232V mutant is "less sticky" than that of the wild-type enzyme as evidenced by the noisier traces of the mutant enzyme, and the increased frequency of transitions between different regions of the G232V ligand channel when compared to that of the wild-type enzyme.

Prices tend to be less "sticky": they respond more readily to economic conditions because markets are more flexible than in Europe.

One thing Noah Smith did get right, by the way, is his suggestion that Japanese wages are less sticky than in other advanced countries.

Without E-cadherin, the cells are less sticky.

Moreover, the carbon formations are less sticky and this reduces the extent of adhesion to the internal surfaces of an HTF system.

One key observation made by MIT professor and BPP co-founder Alberto Cavallo in a working paper using Billion Prices Project inflation data is that the menu costs of adjusting online prices versus offline prices are lower, making them easier for online retailers like Amazon.com to adjust prices that are "less sticky" compared to the prices at book-and-mortar retailers such as Barnes & Noble.