Sticky used in a sentence

Sticky in a sentence as an adjective

We saw this to be the case with sticky locks and jammy door frames.

Prices are sticky, and some prices are stickier than others.

Workers have legitimate reasons to treat wages as sticky.

And the those Covenant grunts run around comically when you throw a sticky grenade to them... so gritty.

I should say, to explain this, that beer-can aluminum is soft and sticky, as metals go. Perfect for the application.

It's like the password policy that's so impractical that everyone sticky-notes passwords to their monitors, or the Vista UAC.

Fun graphene fact: As the article mentions, graphene was first isolated at the University of Manchester using sticky tape.

Prices for labor are especially sticky, which means that when growth expectations fall, it's very difficult to decrease wages, which in turn makes it difficult for supply and demand of labor to balance.

The problem is not in our schools, and it can't be fixed by fiddling with the curriculum or delivery method, it can only be truly fixed by fixing the underlying social problems, but that usually means talking about sticky issues like racism, sexism, ethno-centrism, and capitalism itself.