The phrase "attach as much as" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of including a large amount of something, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "Please attach as much as you can to the email."
Alternatives: "attach as many as" or "include as much as".
Interviews with Vatican officials suggested additional factors at play, including a persistent disinclination to attach as much importance to the problem as many American Catholics do and an inability to comprehend the delicacy of the situation.
Few nations, with the exception of neighboring Venezuela, attach as much importance to such pageants.
Those are things Blond might want but to which he doesn't attach as much significance.
Is that because the justice system does not attach as much importance to the bill as the public?
The ancient Greeks initially did not attach as much significance to the planets as the Babylonians.
Until we transform the economy (a good idea, but also another conversation) we must attach as much value to nature and community as we legitimately can, and ensure that all forms of capital are properly accounted for, enhanced and stewarded.
However the areas we investigated are inland provinces, most of which are economically developing or undeveloped provinces, and the locals may not attach as much importance to education as those in developed areas, explaining the result that the influence of parents' migration on school performance of the left-behind children/adolescents and the non-left-behind is less significant.
For instance, if due to discounting a person attached as much weight to the first 10 years as he did to the remaining 40 years, this defined x0.5.
The homes now sell for about $550,000 for attached units to as much as about $900,000.
You learn to read how your characters will react, and learn to feel attached to them as much as you are responsible for them, because you are employing their verbs.
