The phrase "attached too many" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express that an excessive number of items have been attached, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "I noticed that you attached too many files to the email, making it difficult to download them all."
Alternatives: "added too many" or "included too many".
When reporters asked Pence about his decision, he said only that the federal government had attached "too many strings".
The sovereignty push has been fueled by Republican lawmakers and governors who say the Democratically controlled Congress and President Obama have attached too many strings to the stimulus package.
Even as banks complain that the government has attached too many intrusive strings to its financial assistance, a range of critics — lawmakers, economists and even former Federal Reserve colleagues — say that the bailout Mr. Geithner has played such a central role in fashioning is overly generous to the financial industry at taxpayer expense.
They just did not want to sell it to us". The Hopkins brothers dispute those claims, saying they wanted to sell the property "as is" and that tenants attached too many conditions for expensive repairs.
The World Bank and the IMF have been criticised for attaching too many conditions to loans.
It helps too that Ms Short is trusted by both presidents: Mr Museveni calls her "an old freedom fighter".Donors are often justly chided for using aid for selfish political ends, or for attaching too many petty conditions to it.
Google's latest move will address the concern that attaching too many restrictions on the spectrum would drive away any bidders: if the FCC agrees with Google, that spectrum will be sold.
Use only outdoor rated extension cords for exterior light, and do not try to attach too many lights to one cord.
The term historic is attached too liberally to too many events just occurring in the Middle East, and this visit may be an interesting and intriguing event, but will be quickly forgotten and find itself in the dustbin of so many other "historic" events taking place in the region.
In dating, it means not getting too attached too quickly.
A further delay, after the House finally acted, was prompted by Senate leaders who thought the aid was attached to too many pork barrel projects.
