Sentence examples for attached to matters from inspiring English sources

The top defamation reason was 'extraneous matters' — aka people whose name has been erroneously attached to matters that are completely extraneous to them.

Forget.me has also provided more detail about the make up of the defamation and insult category — which shows that the largest motivator here (43%) is individuals worried about their name being erroneously attached to matters that are completely extraneous to them.

These were given prominent positions in the palace's architectural scheme, clear evidence of the importance Federico and his circle attached to this subject matter.

"I recognise the importance attached to this matter by many members of the House" [for which read "not including me"] "and I intend to make the fastest progress I can," he told MPs last month.

In the model, protozoa associated with the liquid phase and protozoa attached to particulate matter or sequestered against the rumen wall are distinguished.

That would mean the information attached to that matter wasn't deleted from the universe at all, rather that it only appeared to vanish beyond an apparent horizon.

The lawyer whose name is attached to the latest matter involving the couple's house is David C. Pohland of Cassidy, Kotjarapoglus & Pohland of Greensburg, Pa.

And persistant organic pollutants (POPs) are strongly lipophilic and, therefore, predominantly attached to the organic matter.

Organic pollutants such as PCDD/F are lipophilic and are, therefore, highly attached to soil organic matter [17] on the one hand; on the other hand, also specific weight in mineral top soils is very much higher.

In tandem with the idea of trustworthiness, the more popular or important a site is, the more links attached to that site matter.

The patient's subiculum was not attached to subjacent white matter, but instead was in direct contact with the expanded lateral ventricle, suggesting persistence of the fetal ventricular anatomy.