Sentence examples for was adhere from inspiring English sources
verb
To stick fast or cleave, as a glutinous substance does; to become joined or united; as, wax to the finger; the lungs sometimes adhere to the pleura.
All one had to do was adhere to the tactical doctrine that flowed from Nato's general defence plans.
One of the uncertainties that was adhere to was the survey period, which was 3 weeks in this study.
Procedure was adhered to almost to the letter.
In the end, our agreement was adhered to.
Mr. Stanton said U.C. was adhering to its policy.
The tournament sponsors were hoping the form book was adhered to.
Mr. Hendricks rubbed his hand over a section of foil to see how it was adhering.
The doctor was adhering to the standard of care in prescribing the drug.
He pulled them out, shaking off whatever greasy thing was adhering to their leaves.
Second, our study was adhered to the PRISMA statement.
The foot, which was historically associated with the lamp, was adhered to the object in 1970.
