Sentence examples for but attaching from inspiring English sources

That may have helped in Uganda, but attaching conditions to aid usually fails, and cutting it off may hurt the poor more than it helps gay people.

The magnet on the power cord is stronger than on the non-Pro Surface, but attaching that cursed cord is still a flummoxing operation.

In that political fight, as with this one, individual proposals polled well, but attaching Obama's name to a proposal polarized opinion.

Kosovo's independence has made Serbia's European path more difficult, he said, but attaching Serbia to the European Union will remain the dominant opinion inside the country.

The external speaker on the DVD-LV75 was adequate for the casual viewer, but attaching a pair of decent-quality headphones was an immense improvement.

But attaching Matthew Shepard's name to a scholarship is a double-edged sword; it brings immediate recognition to a cause and backlash from critics.

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.