Sentence examples for systems stick from inspiring English sources

Only the coaches and their systems stick around, and only they can be depended upon for the long term.

Whereas old-school CRM systems stick to sales lead forecasting and management platforms that require users to BCC and CC messages, duplicate activities to link them to contacts, etc., Nimble offered the ability to automatically connect your conversations and activities — emails, social conversations, and calendars — to the people you're having them with.

And, second, by not buying any big new weapons systems, sticking instead to the 1980s generation of arms that Mr Reagan built up.The immediate problem facing Mr Bush's strategic review is how far to go in replacing the old weapons with new technologies developed in the past 20 years.

Once you start with a given system, stick with it for that photo album.

Although Richard Petty won 13 races and the championship that year by a whopping 721 points, the system stuck.

But what everyone from local authorities, politicians and treasury mandarins fail to realize is that a tax system stuck in a 1990s model that's hopelessly out of touch with how retail is evolving is holding the high street back and stifling growth.

Six months ago, Graphet was still using a Ma Bell system stuck in the 1970s.

Weather officials say the extreme weather is caused by a high-pressure system stuck over the area.

The U.S. patent system sticks American consumers and taxpayers with eye-popping bills even as it lets foreign countries shirk their share of research costs by simply outlawing high drug prices.

The system sticks to your fretboard and stays there without much mess but I found some of the strings would buzz a bit against the LEDs when they pulled away from the wood.

"Talent is everywhere, but with our education system stuck in a centuries-old training format, many are not even given the chance to try," said Weiner in a canned statement.