Sentence examples for more sticky that from inspiring English sources

Erin Enke, a managing supervisor at the Fleishman-Hillard office in New York specializing in digital health care public relations, says the game was included in the curriculum because such content tends to be "more sticky" — that is, encouraging computer users to stay on Web sites longer.

Some particles find the field more "sticky" than others.

The idea now is to make that a less bouncy and more sticky experience that encourages users to explore other parts of the site that they may not normally use.

Looking over the content I'd assigned, my Web development team at Crescent advised that urbanhound needed more "sticky" material -- stuff that would draw people back to the site time and again.

The more sticky ends, the more likely that something would stick, and there is no better way to break down the entrenched division between two ethnic groups than to bring them together under the umbrella of a shared goal or activity.

While it represents a small sliver of potential revenue for the company, Apple Music can potentially make Apple's platforms all that much more sticky — and keep people locked in Apple's ecosystem.

"Customers really want that: we make the product more sticky, and we can give them a better price".

The networks value that because we make them more sticky.

That, in general makes the service more sticky — giving it an opportunity to better monetize its user base.

"if one's stressed and one's stress hormones go up, one's platelets get more sticky and the endothelium gets more sticky and all that sort of happens.

International growth drives the ubiquity that leads to network effect, making social networks more sticky.