Sentence examples for attached as part of from inspiring English sources

The high point of Mr Stevens's little outing is his visit to Miss Kenton, the former housekeeper at Darlington Hall, the great house to which Stevens is still attached as "part of the package", even though ownership has passed from Lord Darlington to a jovial American named Farraday who has a disconcerting tendency to banter.

As humans we feel a strong urge to attach ourselves as part of a tribe and that pull continues into today's workplace.

Interestingly, a PAN/Apple surface protein from the apicomplexan parasite Toxoplasma gondii has recently been shown to bind chondroitin sulfate, a sulfated glycosaminoglycan found attached to proteins as part of surface proteoglycans in animal cells [ 52].

They feel attached to them as part of who they are.

Some form of debt restructuring would be promised to Athens in the future, but it would come with strings attached and not as part of the current bailout package, they said.

The negotiators representing Greece's lenders are also proposing to pledge debt relief, though it would come with strings attached and not as part of the current bailout package.

Essentially, it shows how much progress the company has to make to simply be worth a very frothy, money-losing valuation such as the one that Twitter attached to itself, as part of its IPO.

For example, chondroitin sulfate, a sulfated GAG that is usually found attached to proteins as part of a proteoglycan, is highly expressed in the ECMs of connective tissues such as cartilage, tendons, ligaments and major arteries, where it helps to maintain the structural integrity of the tissue.

The research will adopt a mixed-method approach to the collection and analysis of social network data, producing network maps using appropriate software in combination with the analysis of interview narratives to unpack the meaning and feelings attached to networks as part of individual life-stories [ 102].

For the last two years, Republicans and Democrats have fought over these short-term spending agreements, over the amount in them and the policy riders that Republicans often attach to them as part of the deal.

Typically unfolding over a few long days in auditoriums, halls and hotels — and sometimes attached to educational activities as part of a larger convention — these events revolve around individual and group dance numbers rehearsed by youngsters (mostly girls, though this is changing) at participating studios.