Sentence examples for longer adhered from inspiring English sources

It's as if the plastic tint on your car's window no longer adhered tightly to the glass.

Consider that in 1955 only 15 percent of Americans said they no longer adhered to the faith of their childhood, according to a Gallup poll.

The processes were stopped once sufficient reaction had occurred so that the coatings no longer adhered to the foils.

The strongest influence was that of Maimonides, whose unbiased and strict rationalism Maimon took as a guiding example throughout his life (even when he no longer adhered to Maimonidean metaphysics).

During the third year, the centers mostly relied on the information contained in the patient clinical diary to make decisions concerning the timing of retreatment (58.7%) and, with the exception of 11.1% of them, they no longer adhered strictly to the 3-month interval between cycles (Fig. 2c).

Drug and alcohol use were often encouraged, and earlier proscriptions against meat and "junk food" were no longer adhered to.

But we will no longer adhere to a plan requiring a fixed number of shuttle flights.

Even in the western part of Germany, most firms no longer adhere to industry-wide wage agreements.

The great bulk of them no longer adhere to traditional ideas about virtue and vice, but neither do they live as moral libertines.

For example, if you bought your healthcare coverage on the individual market before Congress passed Obamacare – and that plan no longer adheres to the law's requirements – that plan will be cancelled.

Having dispensed with the services of his personal vegan chef, Usher no longer adheres to that diet, and he likes a drink: "Milk stout is a problem for me, man.