Sentence examples for to be sticky from inspiring English sources

Unlike share prices, house prices tend to be sticky downwards.

It's going to be sticky, and we're going to talk about it.

Consumers may be free to leave, analysts said, but Google's services are designed to be sticky.

"Of course it's going to be sticky if it's got toffee in it it.

"Pharmacy customers tend to be sticky, so it's not going to be easy to get them back," he said.

The US would drop cases if they were going to be sticky, and let someone else take over.

When he is revived, he's just as willing to be sticky-sweet with Lindsey, but he's now plagued by odd hallucinations.

Resolving the problems with classical and pre-Columbian antiquities is proving to be stickier, partly because people fear where it will end, provided it even does end.

The reason, he believes, is that synthetic surfaces tend to be stickier, and therefore don't allow for the same slide as other surfaces.

In the end, Photobucket could prove to be stickier than MySpace.

Southerners know that the trick of living in damp heat is getting used to being sticky all the time.