Sentence examples for properly adhere from inspiring English sources
Most are too shiny, but Guerlain's KissKiss Lip Lift, £23.50, is perfectly matte, giving a realistic and grippier surface to which lipstick can properly adhere.
Because the paint Leonardo used did not properly adhere to the wall (he did not use the fresco technique, which bonds the pigments to plaster) and because the wall was damp and exposed to kitchen steam, "The Last Supper" reportedly began disintegrating within 20 years of its completion.
Seniors may need substantial coaching and advising by health practitioners to be willing to undergo endoscopy and then to properly adhere to the requirements for successful imaging.
Outfitted with 45 full-time employees (mostly artists), 30 part-time contractors, 40 subcontractors (carpenters and workers), and 35 volunteers, Meow Wolf had to figure out how to properly adhere to building codes.
On the contrary, areas of conchal cartilage that are not coated with perichondrium or perichondrium that does not properly adhere to residual cartilage show early signs of reactive granulation tissue developing on the internal lining.
This will allow the attached rhinestones to properly adhere and keep the design in place.
Because of the poor work of the painting subcontractor, an old friend of my boss's, the paint is not properly adhered.
noted the sites were advertising tickets before they were even officially on sale, were not properly adhering to recent changes to the Consumer Rights Act regarding the passing on of key information (face-value cost, seat numbers, restrictions), and that some tickets were being sold for as much as a 1,760 per cent mark-up.
It also sows the seeds for burnout or mistakes if reference materials aren't readily available and properly adhered to.
In the case of this information, that could potentially lead to serious consequences if not properly adhered to.
"This particular appointment was audited by the appointments commissioner who found that it was properly adhered to," Mr Murphy said.
