Sentence examples for attach even more from inspiring English sources

Many modules have ports which allow you to attach even more pieces to your ship.

"The Prism-gate affair again reminds us that we must attach even more importance to Internet and information security protection, and resolutely protect Internet security and national security," Colonel Yang said.

Their efforts to hold out for a year-long bill were driven by a desire to attach even more spending cuts to a final package.

Republicans have attached even more demands to the bill preventing such an outcome.The president appears incredulous that a possible default is being used as leverage by one party.

In recent weeks, Senator Judd Gregg, a New Hampshire Republican, has been trying to attach an even more restrictive proposal, which would cancel the program, to a number of appropriations bills, Congressional aides said.

This, coupled with the fact that "as subjects for fiction they come with preconceptions already attached," provides even more of a challenge for a project like Ann Beattie's "Mrs. Nixon: A Novelist Imagines a Life".

And one which seeks to expand the reach and knowledge of the ecosystem, by attaching an even more personal data point to users.

But there was no money attached, even as the need became more intense – in another letter, the Maudsley hospital banned a Kids Company client from its premises because of his "unacceptable behaviour".

One example is Egypt, where Trump funds the al-Sisi government with no strings attached, even though it is "likely creating more radicals than it's eliminating".

Fair Play (Aberystwyth) writes: Is it not the case on this evidence that those to whom toadies attach themselves are even more undesirable than toadies themselves?

And Mr. Giuliani's evident passion about the spending rate reflects the importance he attaches to it, even more so nowadays, as he has taken steps to raise his national profile and to solidify his Republican credentials as a fiscal conservative.