But other fronts in the Trump administration's trade policy have greater sticking power.
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It raised serious questions across the entire region about Washington's potential sticking power.
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But some pointed to the possibility the rise in yields might have sticking power.
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It's a testament to the sticking power of David Wain and Michael Showalter's original film.
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The glue even works on damp surfaces and underwater, with some reduction in sticking power, but still enough to be useful for countless applications.
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It cannot compete with products that promote their sticking power, where ads show a man dangling in a helmet glued to a steel beam.
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To stand a fair chance of arresting Afghanistan's descent to civil war, America will have to persuade the militants it has more sticking-power than they think.
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They eventually start to lose their sticking power, but when that happens you can compost them or wrap them around kindling and use them as fire starters.
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While Miitomo did get 10 million downloads during its first week of release, it didn't have the sticking power to remain on the iTunes or Google Play charts.
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To understand the sticking power of Ivanka's persona, you must first understand the "富二代" or fuerdai (pronounced foo-are-die) — the spoiled children of the post-nouveau riche.
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But the events also have a real sticking power, be it in the memories of those who watched a day unfold or as an opulent footnote to an otherwise dreary history lesson.
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At least that's the lesson you might take from "Stomp," the durable New York-based stage show that has become a long-running institution in a city where sticking power can be hard to come by.
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An essay in The New York Times in 1899, when Kipling was still in his prime, predicted his sticking power, and seemed in particular to get to the heart of how he would secure his place in the firmament of childhood.
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Between the lines: The carbon fee and dividend would likely have sticking power, given that it already has something of a precedent: In the current fiscal system, the U.S. government taxes our income and then, if it takes too much, cuts us a check every April.
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Other Mobli experiments, like ephemeral messaging app Mirage and real-time image search engine EyeIn, failed to take off (the former was supplanted by Snapchat, while EyeIn shut down after Instagram restricted its API), but Hogeg hopes to give Galaxia sticking power by rolling it out methodically, first to Mobli users.
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Click here to view original GIFTo test the sticking power of the glue used inside its Gokiburi Hoi Hoi roach traps, a Japanese pest control company called Earth Chemical created a human-sized version and then made a scientist, athlete, and sumo wrestler attempt to get from one end of it to the other.
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WHAT HE SHOULD DO. WAPNER: ARE YOU NOT AT ALL WORRIED, THOUGH, THAT THERE HAVE BEEN SOME UNINTENDED CONSEQUENCES OR SELF-INFLICTED WOUNDS FROM THIS TRADE BATTLE IN THE WAY OF HIGHER PRICES, HIGHER INPUT COSTS FOR SOME OF THE VERY COMPANIES I TALKED ABOUT THAT THEY ARE NOW TRYING TO PASS ON TO CONSUMERS, AND WE'RE GOING TO FIND OUT IF THERE'S STICKING POWER IN THAT OR NOT?
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Some types of fondant will adhere right away to the cookie. If the fondant doesn't stick well, the cookie surface may be brushed with a little vanilla extract, corn syrup or piping gel to provide more sticking power. Fondant covered cookies, just like plain or icing covered cookies, lend themselves well to embellishments such as silver dragees and other shiny decorations. Tweezers can be a great help in positioning the tiny ornaments.
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M. Filisko, "How Best to Build a Lawyer?: Ideas Float About Changing Law School and Bar Exams, But Few Show That They Have Sticking Power", ABA Journal, May 2006 (92 A.B.A.J. 38). Concord Law School Dean Barry Currier maintains optimism regarding the acceptance of online law school degrees, saying that "once people see what we do over time, the degrees will be accepted."Lois Romano, "Online Degree Programs Take Off," TechNews, The Washington Post, May 16, 2006.
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Sir Stuart Hogg, then the Chairman of Calcutta Corporation, had shown tenacious support for the plans to build the New Market. So, 28 years later, on 2 December 1903, the market was officially named Sir Stuart Hogg Market and later shortened to Hogg Market. Bengali society, in the British era, called it Hogg Shaheber Bajaar, a name that is still in use, just as a painting of Sir Stuart Hogg still hangs in Calcutta Corporation's portrait gallery. But the earliest provisional nickname, New Market, which remained in use throughout, proved to have the most sticking power.
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