Sentence examples for attach so far from inspiring English sources

Is there a concern that the pressure from Santorum and Gingrich might force the governor to attach so far to the right it would hurt him with moderate voters in the general election?

China claims that its help comes with no strings attached, and so far there has been only one recorded instance of China exploiting its economic presence for political ends (it persuaded Cambodia to return 20 Uighur asylum-seekers in 2009).

An extension would come with the same strings attached that Greece has so far rejected.

The issues he has attached his name to so far have arisen from a combination of his personal passions and his relationships with world leaders.

This year the pressure is magnified if you are Peter Higgs, 84, a legendarily shy and self-effacing professor at the University of Edinburgh whose name is attached to what is so far the landmark discovery in physics this century: a particle said to be the key to explaining the existence of mass, diversity and — yes — life in the universe, the Higgs boson.

Those same reports also claimed that the YotaPhone would ship with a €500 price tag attached to it, but so far company representatives have remained mum when it came to cost.

They have no major sleaze baggage attached to their names so far.

No director is attached to the stage show so far, though Working Title, the company which made the Bridget Jones films, is set to produce.

Next year, Greek officials will also have to give up on one tax collection system that has worked well so far: attaching property tax bills to electric bills.

One goes so far as to attach a photo by way of proof.

The difference between narrow and broad meritocratic norms is that the latter assert a standard for assessing social arrangements in so far as they attach rewards and remunerations to positions and fix the extent of social inequality.