Sentence examples for were adhered 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.
Cardboard boxes were "adhered to shelves and had to be peeled off".
"World Bank involvement," the statement said, "would have ensured that high social and environmental standards were adhered to".
Ōkubo's views prevailed and were adhered to until 1894, long after his death.
In the French classical tragedy, the unities were adhered to literally and became the source of endless critical polemics.
One of my best mates from school is pretty strict so he was ensuring that they were adhered to.
If particles melted, they were adhered to a surface.
The fundamentals of the PBL approach were adhered to.
After treatment with Pb II) ions the pores were adhered and covered by Pb II).
The plates were adhered to the beams to the same regions along the shear span.
Cells from macerated animals or fluorescence-activated cell sorting were adhered to coverslips.
Two polytetrafluoroethylene planks were adhered together to build a reaction cell.
