Sentence examples for sticky world from inspiring English sources

"You don't want to see great talent leave, but if performance hasn't been terrific, who are we paying to keep?" What Ms. Yerger called "the sticky world of pay for performance" is complicated, she said, because of uncertainties over how companies deem performance to be outstanding enough to warrant bonuses.

But a part of me has always been fascinated by the seedy, sticky world of the London clubbing culture I never really got to experience, bar a few ludicrous attempts to get into such places in my mid-teens.

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Alternative attraction Madonna's Sticky and Sweet world tour starts tonight at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, but that's not the only major event on in Wales today.

Inspecting the Queen of Pop's hectic itinerary for her upcoming Sticky and Sweet world tour, she appears to have arranged the dates to coincide snugly with the flick's two biggest premieres.

Welcome to the strange, sticky and sensational world of slug sex.

Statute only gets you so far in a BBC world of sticky fingers.

And unlike the glitzy casinos, greyhound tracks offer a sad world of sticky escalators, grubby walls and horrible food.

Hence the rise over the past decade of the quick-and-dirty scripting languages the "sticky tape" of the World Wide Web .A language that incorporates concepts from artificial intelligence will appear when the time is ripe and leave Java and C# by the wayside .These languages rose to prominence largely because they are so flexible and adaptable to the needs of the Internet.

+ Over the summer, we took a deep, sticky dive into the world of ero guro nansensu ("erotic grotesque nonsense"), a genre of Japanese illustration where the more taboo and disturbing an image is, the more prized it becomes. .

But excitement is now rising over the experiment, which was set up to calculate the viscosity of the world's stickiest substance, pitch, which has been found to be at least 230 billion times more viscous than water.