Sentence examples similar to sticking less from inspiring English sources

The reason: the diverse groups got stuck less often than the smart individuals, who tended to think similarly.

It would make the paint on our houses last longer, the non-stick on our pans stick less, and our pants impervious to wrinkles.

They redesigned the controls for the PS2's controller, and after finding the analog sticks less easy to aim with than a mouse, implemented a feature to help the player's aim.

The bicarbonate of soda raises the pH level of the egg white, which causes it to stick less to the shell and membrane when peeling.[2].

So far, China Internet has skirted trouble by sticking to less controversial business and financial news.

If you do decide to keep these screens in your bedroom, consider dimming your screen or sticking to less exciting tasks.

Some even describe the charges and discounts as a "more stick, less carrot" approach to get workers to take more responsibility for their well-being.

"My guess is that the new administration offered some carrots – potential for lower taxes, a potential change in trade policies, etc. – as well as a stick:  less certainty on U.S. government contracts, which are significant for several of United Technologies' other businesses," he said.

At this stage of the fire, adding sticks less than three inches in diameter will produce no noticeable results whatsoever and will contribute to coal-choking ash.

Some banks nevertheless stuck with less transparent approaches.

Piper tends to stick to less fraught boats, though there are still pitfalls.