Sentence examples for attach more from inspiring English sources

Depression is the downside of attachment, and women are programmed to attach more strongly and punished more when they lose attachments".

We tend to attach more weight to bad news than to good.

*Never attach more than three sets of lights to each extension cord, and don't overload wall outlets.

They will finish hooking up the plumbing for the girder and attach more pressure-relief clamps to the coolant lines.

Alternatively, they may continue to attach more value to leisure and the quality of life, rather than hard cash.

Like many of us, he is still upset that the government didn't attach more strings to the bailouts.

Sometimes people wilfully misinterpret what I've said in order to confirm their preconceived notions of who I am; others attach more meaning to things than was intended.

Indonesia has begun to attach more importance to Asean, which in turn is focusing more on issues other than economic cooperation.

In general, the Western religions tend to attach more importance to the idea of a community of faith than do the Eastern religions.

During the day, the minority caucuses in both houses tried, and failed, to attach more than a dozen amendments to the budget bills that were being debated.

"When the times were good everyone praised us — now times are bad, we think we should attach more emphasis on domestic demand instead of putting all our eggs in one basket".