Sentence examples for attached to engaging from inspiring English sources

Compared to drug treatment, there is also no negative stigma attached to engaging in regular physical activity [ 49].

Mr Brokenshire said the government would focus on ensuring existing legislation was as effective as possible, and would consider "measures attached to individuals" engaged in extremist activity - as well as organisations.

The microbial communities inhabiting the root interior of healthy plants, as well as the rhizosphere, which consists of soil particles firmly attached to roots, engage in symbiotic associations with their host.

Heart-rate electrodes were attached to participants, they engaged in an initial hand washing to familiarize them with the sink set-up, and then they were hypnotized.

If under such circumstances he is bound by all the conditions of ordinary mercantile transactions he may justly claim some of the privileges which attach to those engaged in such transactions.

The sear, a small piece of metal attached to the trigger, either engaged the tumbler inside the lock or protruded through the lock plate to make direct contact with the cock.

Then you get in the car, turn the key attached to the steering wheel, engage 'drive', and pull out – gingerly – into the Paris traffic.

Because of this, it is easy for the audience to get attached to the characters and engage with the movie emotionally.

The Romanian 1st Armored Division, attached to the 48th Panzer Corps, engaged the Soviet 26th Tank Corps after having lost communications with their German corps commanders, and were defeated by 20 November.

In 1794, Hope was in command of HMS Incendiary, a fireship of the Channel Fleet attached to Lord Howe's force sent to engage the French.

An arcade with pilasters, or engaged columns attached to piers carrying an entablature, is known as a Roman arcade.