Sentence examples for attached enough from inspiring English sources

He attached enough importance to the report to order purity tests in various creameries and supply depots.

As well as Mr Griffiths, there is the memory of Norman Tebbit, who suggested that British Asians were not attached enough to support England in cricket matches.

While it's not a game that enables the player to create a character, be that in their own image or something entirely wild (or, in Destiny, Just Some Blue Dude), I became attached enough to Geralt of Rivia, to my version of him, based on the decisions I made through the game's main quest and its multitude of side-missions and monster hunts, to feel wholly invested in the fantasy fiction.

At present, its industrial and economical value has not been attached enough importance for development, so there are few reports about the aspects of cultivation biology.

The question was whether it could attach enough strings to satisfy public opinion without undermining the deal altogether.

When I first tried to do Z for Zachariah, I couldn't attach enough value to my name.

The government still does not provide enough support or attach enough importance to the active community unit, part of the Home Office.

But we can attach enough costs so that it is no longer in a leader's interests to dispatch militias to throw babies into bonfires.

"I think they thought that Nixon was a strong, decisive, tough-minded guy, and that I was an idealist and antiwar guy who might not attach enough significance to the security of the country.

In retrospect, I didn't attach enough weight to the tracking polls, which showed a nationwide swing to Obama over the final days, probably because of his handling of Hurricane Sandy.

"We are aware that a lack of communications...led to the perception that Apple is arrogant and doesn't care or attach enough importance to consumer feedback," Mr. Cook wrote in the letter, which was published on the firm's Chinese website.