Sentence examples for attaching low from inspiring English sources

Somewhat weaker independent predictors of PC career preferences were being a female student or a graduating student, and attaching low importance to high earnings.

The two strongest were attaching low importance to 'the certainty of finding work' and to 'the possibility of achieving high earnings' (p < .01).01

Of these predictors, one was from the group of demographic variables, 'being a sixth year student' (p < .001) and the other one was from the 'expectations related to being a doctor' category, i.e. attaching low importance to high earnings.

Frequently, it involves stretchy nylon webbing attached low to the ground between two trees.

As part of the explanation, it wrote, "German banks exhibit one of the highest absolute leverage ratios as they carry large volumes of assets to which they attach low risk".

This review covers water-soluble polymer drug conjugates and macromolecules that possess biological activity without attached low molecular weight drugs.

The breed had a short head with small ears and a short, strong neck attached low on the shoulder.

The breed typically has a slight ewe neck, and the neck is attached low on the chest compared to many other breeds.

The legend persists because it attaches a low purpose to a high-minded enterprise, exposing what seems to be a mixed motive in a self-burnished institution.

Prospect theory suggests this is because they attach too low a probability to likely outcomes and too high a probability to quite unlikely ones.

The San Francisco florist Flora Grubb is attaching the low-maintenance plants to hooks and selling them as Christmas tree ornaments ($22 each; $55 for set of three).