Sentence examples for such sticky from inspiring English sources

That he does not quite do this, and that the Ayreses come to such sticky ends, will no doubt be a source of great delight to some.

The American health care market is plagued by such "sticky pricing," in which prices of products remain high or even increase over time instead of dropping.

The Tudor and Stuart kings, of course, used their ever-more-elaborate Thames processions as a distraction, drawing public attention from such sticky matters as the fact that the king would persist in remarrying (awkward to crown Henry's numerous women in the traditional way) or, in the case of James II, that he was a Catholic (ditto).

However, the mixtures of NHS and ethanolamine at concentrations smaller than 60 mmol/L in DMF produced no such sticky precipitates.

Mary C. Gentile, a consultant, senior research scholar at Babson College and author of the new book Giving Voice to Values: How to Speak Your Mind When You Know What's Right, has spent a lot of time thinking about how workers should navigate such sticky situations.

Hopefully you'll never have to deal with such sticky issues.

Others, such as sticky tape and chewing-gum, do not rely on chemical reactions and are sticky for purely physical reasons.

The director was a John Henderson whose previous credits included TV programmes such as Sticky Moments with Julian Clary and The Borrowers.

Their rumpled new offering, Panic, marks a return to small improvised work after spectaculars such as Sticky (the three-storey-high Sellotape insect that they set on fire).

It is only thanks to Everett's well-calibrated and witty handling of this material that Monk manages to think his way through such a sticky situation.

Various insectivorous modifications in leaves, such as sticky flypaper leaves, pitchers, or snap devices, are evident in the carnivorous plant families.