Sentence examples for attached or not from inspiring English sources

The question of whether a chad is completely attached or not is a question of physics, not politics.

The chief issue here is whether the punched out paper, known as a chad, is fully attached or not.

Posturographic tests were performed either with eyes open or eyes closed, and either with biomedical instrumentation sensors attached or not attached.

The Missing Fingers is the name of the band for which Mary is lead singer; the missing fingers are attached – or not, as the action dictates – to Mary and a fellow player.

After all, if you're the evening's big spender, you not only get to own an object you've just helped to make fantastically valuable, but your extravagance, with your name attached or not, also buys a mention in the news.

"I don't know if there were any conditions attached or not, but someone serving in uniform obviously has less leverage over a president than a retiree who can say no and get on with his life," said Mansoor, a retired army colonel who teaches military history at the Ohio State University.

"We brought in a number of lads who weren't attached or weren't training with their clubs and we've got to try to get them up to speed.

Strategics are those that can help you operationally but may require strings attached or may not be willing to lead rounds.

Underemployed workers are largely ignored in the media's unemployment coverage, but they represent a real drag on the economy as they are typically part-time, marginally attached or otherwise not fully engaged, and/or paid parts of the workforce.

The link to the West London Railway opened on 1 July that year, served by a carriage that was attached or detached at Notting Hill for Kensington (Addison Road).

A secret vice needs to have an element of shame attached, whether or not it is appropriate.