Sentence examples for attached they do from inspiring English sources

The money, Ms. Uchida added, comes with strings attached: "They don't get the money so that they can go out and frolic and buy a sports car.

This error led to confusion over whether or not the aromatic nitrogens have hydrogens attached (they do not).

They're so emotionally attached that they don't really think about that she's a 16-year-old kid.

They become attached to us; they don't view us as contractors.

At a time when America's housing market has exposed the danger of overexcitement on Wall Street, it is worth exploring how these institutions are evolving, how they handle the risks attached to what they do, and how well those risks are spread around the financial system.

Sure, malls have food courts and attached restaurants but they don't always satisfy.

Osthaus et al. (2005) showed that unlike apes, dogs are able to learn to pull on a string to earn the attached bait but they do not solve the task by virtue of understanding the means end relationship.

States can attach reservations if they do not directly undermine the essential purposes of the treaty.

Disengagement theory was further criticised for largely ignoring older adults' own perceptions: behaviour considered a sign of disengagement could be interpreted very differently if the meanings ageing persons attach to what they do were taken into account (Hochschild 1975).

They don't naturally come with restrictions on their use attached to them, and they don't naturally come with author information attached to them.

For a given combination of host and parasite genotypes, the activated spores are either able to attach and then infect or they do not attach and do not infect.