Sentence examples for generally attached from inspiring English sources

Unpaid forfeitures are generally attached to the insurance companies for which the bondsmen write.

In a truck with a single powered axle, the axle is generally attached to the frame by leaf springs.

In contrast, the mouth and surrounding tentacles of polyps face upward, and the cylindrical body is generally attached by its opposite end to a firm substratum.

The thallus tends to be ribbonlike in form and is often compressed against the substratum to which it is generally attached by threadlike structures called rhizoids.

Leech eggs, numbering from one to more than 100, are usually deposited in cocoons, which may be oval or elongated in shape and are generally attached to rocks or vegetation.

They are generally attached to a family-run small business, like a convenience store or pub, and are run as a part-time sideline by the proprietor, who does it for the social standing as much as for the small paycheck, and often dispenses local gossip along with stamps.

And theoretically at least, Pandora's approach distances music-liking from the cultural information that generally attaches to it.

But Mr. Miller said that appraisers generally attach a 5 percent premium to high-end duplexes, whose staircases are generally wide.

Researchers generally attach Crittercams to sharks, turtles and whales by using suction cups; there is a harness for penguins and a special glue for seals.

But Ms. Falque-Pierrotin said her tough approach was justified by the importance that the French, and Europeans more generally, attach to privacy.

In America grants of shares are often not tied to performance, whereas European firms generally attach performance criteria to any grant of shares, typically depending on a comparison with a peer group.