The phrase "attended with that" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a relationship or accompaniment, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "The event was attended with that level of enthusiasm that was unexpected."
Alternatives: "accompanied by that" or "associated with that".
He has also made an elegantly played Mozart recording for Classic Masters, and doubtless many in the audience had attended with that disk's promise in mind.
This is because the spirit of commerce is naturally attended with that of frugality, economy, moderation, labor, prudence, tranquillity, order, and rule.
While it does not produce all the virtues -- hospitality, Montesquieu thinks, is more often found among the poor than among commercial peoples -- it does produce some: "the spirit of commerce is naturally attended with that of frugality, economy, moderation, labor, prudence, tranquility, order, and rule" (SL 5.6).
The competition was fierce, and among those who attended with him that year, Karthikeyan was the only driver who eventually made it to Formula One.
The proportions of cases (patients on methadone) and controls that had a chronic illness, that were prescribed regular medication, that attended with acute illnesses and that consulted with primary/secondary care were high, although patients on methadone treatment were more likely to have at least one chronic illness recorded, to be prescribed regular medications and to have attended primary care.
One toddler was left at the nursery she attended with a note that read: "I will not return to get Anna.
Prolongation of the operation to apply a bone graft is attended with a risk that cannot be lightly considered.
Those that attended helped with that.
Of these individuals, 49 attended the SPACE programme alone, while 81 stated that they attended with a partner (that this figure is an odd number most likely results from one parent in a couple not consenting to take part in the study, withdrawals, or the question being incorrectly answered by a participant).
A design published in 1742 showed "six different entrances, whereof there is but one that leads to the centre, and that is attended with some difficulties and a great many stops".
These experiences followed him to circus performances that he attended with his family.
