Sentence examples for attach a certain amount of from inspiring English sources
"From a business point of view, it's a good thing for bands to stay together because they're building, for want of a better – and less horrible – word – a brand, which really just means that people attach a certain amount of value to them," he says.
There is always a certain amount of nationalism attached to space missions, and Indians are justifiably proud of the achievement of the Indian Space Research Organization.
"Well, of course there is always a certain amount of guilt attached to homosexuality".' Williams talked to Orton about a friend who had been caught soliciting: 'Found in a cottage she was,' he said.
He sold his rights to the musical Charlie Girl, which he thought was crap, but it then ran for 10 years, so the house does have a certain amount of guilt attached to it".
Games attach some motivation to human activities, along with a certain amount of stage setting: the elegant pieces of a chess set, tennis whites.
The publisher would create a cryptocurrency account with a certain amount of funds and attach it to a smart contract made up of IF/THEN conditions: IF an affiliate sends a click that results in a sale, THEN the cryptocurrency account would release a set fee to that affiliate's account.
Fealy said the medical field was still playing catch-up to the sport, and it is understood that a certain amount of uncertainty is attached to even the most widely accepted pitch counts and innings limits.
With seven games to go, and only one of them against a side in the top seven, Wolves have every chance of avoiding the drop and a certain amount of neutral support is attaching itself to their cause.
There's a certain amount of "cool" that's attached to Tumblr, and Yahoo is desperate for exactly that.
There's a certain amount of "cool" that's attached to Tumblr, and Yahoo is desperate for exactly that.
These would let you attach to your mail a promise to pay the recipient a certain amount of money if they think it's spam.
