Sentence examples for have attendants from inspiring English sources

The gates are everywhere, of course; they just don't have attendants.

But what makes me laugh is that never once in the past two years have attendants told me to stop.

The government pays plenty of lip service to improving the "quality" of public spending, but that can mean anything from shrinking the bureaucracy (why do lifts in public buildings have attendants to push the buttons?) to moving procurement on-line.

Witness the state of public toilets which don't have attendants, for example.

"On an airplane, you have attendants to go to in case something goes wrong," said Grace, who works as a sitter.

Most pet stores will have attendants who can advise you about what fish will be able to share a tank without causing one another harm.

Moreover, the costs of cutting food could have attendant effects in other areas.

The mode of binding of Ii1 is remarkable in several key respects, which have attendant implications for IDE's mechanism of catalysis and for future drug design.

"Solvents do, for the most part, have attendant health and environmental issues," Frey says.

These are quite expensive and have attendant risk factors, thereby gradually paving way for the consideration of condiments from natural sources as antisickling remedies [ 24].

Conversely, children 1 month–2 years of age, although less likely to become colonized with this bacterium, are more likely to have attendant disease (16 ).