Sentence examples for tough adherence from inspiring English sources

Afterward, the substrates were transferred into an oven and annealed at 500°C in nitrogen atmosphere for 30 min to obtain a tough adherence between the seed layer and the Si backbones.

Mango Health takes tactics from the gaming world and applies them to one of the pharmaceutical industry's toughest problems — prescription adherence.

Pragmatism is presented as the 'mediating philosophy' that enables us to overcome the distinction between the tender-minded and the tough-minded: we need to show how adherence to tough-minded epistemic standards does not prevent our adopting the kind of worldview to which the tender-minded aspire.

The monitor can, and should, request demographic information about the "consumer relief," and also should police the banks' adherence to tough new standards for modifying loans and processing foreclosures.

He blamed district attorneys who valued conviction rates and tough-guy images over adherence to the rights of the accused.

While it is not possible to know everything about an adviser, you can also learn a lot by how much attention they pay to ethical codes and adherence to tougher global guidelines, including the Global Investment Performance Standards, industrywide ethical benchmarks recognized in 32 countries.

We kicked away a lot of ball, came off second-best at the tough stuff, and the Welsh adherence to a pattern worked well for them.

The late Rushworth Kidder, author of How Good People Make Tough Choices, defined ethics as "adherence to the unenforceable".

Lawmakers say better adherence to existing rules and tougher restrictions in the future are needed to win back the public's trust after three state senators were charged with crimes.

This is in agreement with Skovdal et al.'s (36) argument that socio-culturally rooted perceptions of 'real men' as strong, emotionally independent, tough, and fearless have a bearing on access and adherence to HIV treatment.

Adherence to a family tradition?