Sentence examples for and that attaching from inspiring English sources

This time, Mr. Obama must stress, explicitly and emphatically, that a conventional energy bill will not do — and that attaching real costs to older, dirtier fuels now dumped free of charge into the atmosphere is the surest way to persuade American industry to develop cleaner fuels.

Expression of GPR87 alone is difficult, suggesting that the posttranslational processing of this receptor might be complex and that attaching G16 to the putative receptor increases plasma membrane expression of the fusion construct (Dr Norihisa Fujita – personal communication).

You roll the woman this way and that, attach name bands and tape up earrings, you hold her hand as she is anaesthetised and whisper that the baby will be out soon.

He and others noted that attaching policy instructions to spending bills was a Congressional tradition embraced by both parties.

If any beings possess rational agency capacity at a threshold level, they are persons and have the moral worth and dignity that attaches to persons.

Like many of the claims and anecdotes that attached themselves to Cravan, it was long on front and short on substance.

The hyphal mats and conidia that attached on the cover slip were then stained with DAPI and HCl-Giemsa as described above.

The device comes with a detachable keyboard and trackpad that attach magnetically to the tablet.

Consider, Jackson urges, "the nuts and bolts that attach the painting to the wall.

The adjective "tender" occurred repeatedly in reviews; a change from the variants on "dark" and "gritty" that attached to much of his previous work.

This is how we all move together, through dance and rituals that attach me to this group.