Sentence examples for much adhered from inspiring English sources

This is, presumably, why Heelys warns against exceeding 10mph, although it's not, of course, a restriction much adhered to by the baggy-trousered, pirouetting hoodies who star in its high-octane promotional videos.

As an ordained clergyman, I have pretty much adhered to my childhood rearing, and I never stressed the need for, or the importance of, giving up things during Lent.

"All of our stores pretty much adhere to M.S.R.P.," she said, referring to the manufacturer's suggested retail price.

While most departments have not gathered information on how much adhering to open data policies costs, a handful were able to estimate additional staff costs of disclosing existing data.

For them, the best stage production is imaginary: it doesn't so much adhere to the intentions of the composer as remain neutrally compatible with a listener's own made-up stage pictures.

Instead, both football associations have vowed to DEFY this ban by very much adhering to the ban and instead wearing black armbands with poppies embroidered on them.

These games have been running for almost 400 years, since 1612, on the same hill in the Cotswolds and, hanging umbilical chords from trees aside, they pretty much adhere to every inbred countryside cliche.

This sharp decrease indicated there was much carbon adhered to the surface of Fe3O4 nano/microspheres.

Those that can save time are much better adhered to: (OR = 1.55).

1F1-Bewo cells adhered much weaker than FCR3-CSA IE to BeWo cells.

As shown in Figure 8, adhesion rates of the focA gene-positive strain WS15C1 were higher compared to EcN, but focA gene-negative strains WS30C1 and WS46C1 adhered much less compared to EcN.