Sentence examples for is strongly attached from inspiring English sources

Mr Sharon is strongly attached to the West Bank settlers and so opposes a settlement freeze.

The public is strongly attached to trial by jury, even though the vast majority of criminal cases are tried by lay magistrates or, increasingly, by a district judge sitting alone.

Henry Blodget, a former (and formerly disgraced) Wall Street analyst who has been resurrected as one of the smartest writers on business and politics, agrees that the financial class is strongly attached to its tax breaks.

The proton is strongly attached to one water molecule (hydrated) to form the oxonium ion (H3O+, sometimes called hydronium ion), which in turn is hydrogen-bonded to other water molecules, forming species with formulas such as H(H2O n+ (the subscript n indicates the number of H2O molecules involved).

The results show that HA is strongly attached on NS positively charged by cationic surfactant.

As shown in the FESEM image, the TiO2 NPs were well interconnected with one another, forming a rigid film that is strongly attached to the FTO glass substrate.

Politicians are strongly attached to the system that elects them.

The majority of the diehard listeners were strongly attached to the somewhat eccentric style of the veteran Jack de Manio.

Although he was strongly attached to Yorkshire, he spent some time in the Midlands, gaining his first degree at the University College of North Staffordshire (now Keele University) in 1960.

The proposed replacement of gas lights with electric lighting is opposed by the local community and numerous tourists who are strongly attached to the existing lamps.

However, the researchers found that the grades they were given were strongly attached to pupils' pride and sense of worth whereas the process-oriented feedback was a newer concept for them.