Sentence examples for but attach from inspiring English sources

The House did just that today as it agreed to send the United Nations $582 million in dues this year, but attach additional conditions to next year's payment.

"Everyone wants so desperately to believe he's Hitler 2.0, and their warped image of him is clearly looming large at the forefront of their minds – so much so that they can't help but attach the worst possible connotation to even vague, offhand quips like these," said a 29-year-old Hispanic attorney from Florida, referring to his second amendment comments.

Radiological risk assessment expert John Till, president of the US-based Risk Assessment Corporation, says the fallout will probably be gone from the surface of plants within a few years, but attach strongly, through ion exchange, to soil — in particular to the clay soils common throughout Fukushima.

But attach them to millions of cans of baked beans, and the cost starts to mount up.Even with existing technology, the amount of information that a supply chain can provide changes the way in which companies deal with both shipments and inventory.

We are not only seeing low hardware sales, but attach rates are terrible.

But attach the same ad to a preview of an upcoming episode of a prime-time network drama and viewers will be more willing to put up with the advertising message, says Rex Wong, chief executive of online video distribution network Dave.TV.TV

There is undoubtedly an awful lot of ifs and buts attached to this fledgling startup.

It did not mention the felony conviction either, but attached further documentation under seal.

If the blossoms are still in place, wilted but attached, you have found nirvana: a freshly picked cucumber.

There is Arlene, hung-up all ways, but attached to her friends, particularly Johnny, who becomes her faintly uncanny lover.

The women have nodding heads, which are separate but attached so they can move up and down.