Sentence examples for appended to some from inspiring English sources

We hear this statement all the time, usually appended to some policy proposal or other.

What this might involve is perhaps indicated by the so-called Dissoi Logoi (i.e., Arguments on Either Side), a short text found appended to some manuscripts of Sextus, generally dated to the end of the fifth century.

designation appended to some butterfly species names indicates first description by Henry Edwards.

After duplications and divergence from this ancestral formin gene introns were acquired or lost and additional domains and extensions were appended to some genes.

Alleles found in heterozygous condition in certain mice are indicated by numbers appended to individual mouse identifiers (some haplotypes contain 2 Irgb6 paralogous genes, hence potentially up to 4 alleles).

I'd personally like to see some heroism appended to the Australian creators of the world's first feature film.

As some of the comments appended to Roe's post show, many conservatives instinctively believe that if the battleground state/spectator state bifurcation were ended, thus allowing every citizen's vote to have equal weight, Republicans would lose.

In some cases, images are appended to names and show up on the first page of search results.

Or why some diners have curious letters appended to their reservations?

Cyprus was, economically speaking, more a group of global banks with a tiny country appended to them than a country that happened to have some banks.

The comments immediately appended to it confirmed this, with sick jokers speculating it was some kind of suicide note.