Sentence examples for sticking tends from inspiring English sources

The results collectively show that sticking tends to be more problematic under higher compaction pressures and for more ductile compounds.

Hyper-regulation via catch-all laws, plus financial carrots and sticks, tend to replace cruder direct control.In draconian Syria, the vague crime of "disseminating false information" carries a stiff jail sentence.

defer.add img); Note that cheap, "big box" slow tabs and sticks tend to have binders and fillers that keep the tablet together.

You will notice the difference as they dissolve: cheap tabs and sticks tend to crumble or fall apart within 2 to 3 days as opposed to gradually dissolving and maintaining their shape.

If I'm stuck I tend to stop, take a walk, maybe go shopping.

Shops come and go on Lexington Avenue, so those that stick around tend to worm their way into the neighborhood psyche.

Those that stick around tend to be the big companies with deep pockets like Disney and Clear Channel Entertainment.

Snapp gets the pictures his editors want but tends to stick around to get more.

And heavy oil tends to stick to ocean sediments.

"The criticism there tends to stick, for some reason".

That tends to stick up front in collective memory.