| Why are food and energy prices so much stickier in the U. K. than elsewhere? |
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| Rain early Thursday has made the mud and piling garbage alongside roads stickier and stinkier. |
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| They are marked by eruptions of cooler, stickier lavas such as andesite, dacite and rhyolite. |
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| To make your website stickier you can add a few simple interactive applications like site polls, surveys, a guest book, and an event calendar. |
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| Mr Kostunica, if he came to power, could make things stickier. As a conciliator of Serbs, however, Mr Djindjic had recently been failing. |
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| Cooked, the grains are moist and slightly stickier than long-grain rice. |
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| As wages become stickier, a firm's marginal cost will tend to become more persistent, since wages are an important component of overall costs. |
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| Monetary policy should stabilize stickier prices, allowing more flexible prices to adjust on their own. |
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| Prices are stickier in the services sector and more flexible in the trade sector. |
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| Short-term lending rates seem to have been stickier for households than for non-financial corporations. |
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| Gas, however, can be easier to produce than oil, because it moves around more freely in reservoirs than its stickier cousin. |
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| I think Yamaha should mount a slightly stickier tire, like the BT016, better suited to the machine's sportiness. |
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| Logosol has developed a sawmill chain oil which is stickier and more viscous than all other chain oils we know of. |
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| These tires possess a rubber compound that becomes softer and stickier as the temperature increases. |
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| I find that this mix tends to be a bit stickier than the brown, so I dusted the clay with cornstarch. |
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| However, stickier wages will also tend to reduce the variance of marginal cost. |
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| The table is littered with sticky coffee cups and stickier buns. |
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| Retail gasoline prices tend to be stickier than wholesale ones. |
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| Despite those snaking queues, customers with branch-based accounts were stickier than many others. |
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| Sic transit gloria ReprintsRegulators are also becoming stickier about how much capital banks put up to back their risk-taking. |
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| Oh, and throw on some stickier factory tires while you're at it. |
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| Mushy and overcooked food can harm our teeth because it is stickier. |
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| The more amylopectin, the stickier the texture. |
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| Our torsional Absorption System offers smoother, stickier landings, a more solid feel through the water, more grip on the heel-side edge and consequently better upwind performance. |
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| Mochi rice is slightly coarser and stickier than normal Japanese rice. |
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| This seems to have made things even stickier for the federal health minister, Tony Clement. This week Mr Clement restated his opposition to Insite. |
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| But such acclimatisation comes at a price: the extra red cells make blood stickier and more likely to clot, which increases the risk of thrombosis. |
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| One of the stickier issues that arises is whether or not fetuses can feel pain, and if so, at what point in development that arises. |
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| Alternatively, insects can be retained by making the leaf stickier by the production of mucilage, leading to flypaper traps. |
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| Inflation has been stickier than expected although the large output gap will prevent significant price pressures from developing in the near term. |
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| File infectors insert malicious code into other executables, making them stickier and more difficult to remove than more common worms and Trojans. |
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| The infamous doctor will be exploring the ickier, stickier, distinctly yuckier side of the human body along with his notorious monster and a few unusual medical professionals. |
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