Sentence examples for attach a lot from inspiring English sources
The government didn't attach a lot of requirements in this program.
My kids don't attach a lot to what these, or any, numbers mean.
"Other countries attach a lot of weight to monetary and political sovereignty".
"I think that English people are naturally reserved and attach a lot of importance to privacy.
"We envisioned we could attach a lot of side groups to it easily," Dr. Katz said.
"The tsunami won't last forever, so we will still attach a lot of importance to exports," said President Ma of Taiwan.
Like Peter and Miller, Seymour-Jones attaches a lot of significance to Jean Verdenal.
"There's a lot of stigma attached, a lot of stereotypes regarding cognitive abilities and how seizures should look".
"If they become too blunt and assertive in attaching a lot of demands, that might lead to a defensive, if not protectionist, stance in Europe".
Maria, who is now 50 and lives with her husband near Spokane, remembers that the entire family rallied around their music and attached "a lot of hope" to the album.
"The primary argument was the political one – this was the right thing to do, we attached a lot of importance to them as democratic countries and keeping our position as the number one friend of eastern and central Europeans".
