Sentence examples for because it attaches a from inspiring English sources

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.

To argue that the current funding formula is fair because it attaches the cost to the student, instead of the building, is a bit of a misnomer.

The process involves establishing a biofilm on bioblocks, which are placed in the sedimentation basin, and the film should improve the removal of suspended solids because it attaches small particles.

A classic example would be Automatic Data Processing, a rare survivor from the timesharing era because it attached payroll skills to its mainframes.

The museum says it expects every last object to be sold, because it has not attached a reserve price, or minimum bid, on any item.

Although Smith believes the Madonna will be pretty much impossible to remove because it is attached with a combination of epoxy glue and a metal bolting system, Patterson's lawyer, Anton Grescher, sent a letter to Encinitas city officials explaining that taking it down "would leave only 18 small screw holes in the wall, all easily filled and causing no substantial or permanent damage".

The measure, called "Safe Harbor for Churches," attracted criticism because it was attached to a larger corporate tax bill just days after the disclosure this month that President Bush's re-election campaign was looking for members of "friendly congregations" to distribute campaign information at their places of worship.

We analyzed this particle only by SR-XRD because it was attached to a glass fiber and did not perform any further sample processing.

The first sink was the kitchen sink, because it is attached to a small but well-planned kitchen counter and unit combo.

But because it is attached to an almost complete body (the missing right hand that held the strigil was lost only a few years ago), the figure's intense gaze takes on a new meaning; it no longer seems the faraway stare of a dreamer but the concentrated look of someone absorbed in an apparently mundane task.

Bachmann said she voted for it only because it was attached to an anti-abortion measure.