Sentence examples for but we attach a from inspiring English sources
Deutsche Bank analysts said: "The key risk to the shares relates to an FDA safety review of stimulants in ADHD but we attach a low probability to an adverse outcome given that stimulants have been in use for over 30 years with no firm evidence of cardiovascular risk".
"With non-flex tickets, we are giving you a great deal on air travel, but we attach a significant penalty to not turning up to your flight: They are expensive to re-book, and if you miss your flight, you have to buy another ticket".
He couldn't swim and was afraid at first, but we attached a rope to him and he made it look so easy with that graceful body of his".
New reactors may or may not win out in a simple price competition, but they make sense if we attach a proper value to reducing emissions of pollutants, our dependence on energy imports and our vulnerability to oil and natural gas price rises.
But electromagnetism is a long-range force — we notice it when we attach a magnet to a refrigerator.
But as humans, we are meaning makers-we make meaning out of everything and we attach a LOT of meaning particularly to sex.
Fans engage with all those artists with a similar intensity, but we attach ourselves to the humanity of some and the audacity of others.
But we attach meaning and value to such names.
"We attached a scuba mask directly to it," George said.
For all fossils we attached a lognormal prior probability distribution.
