Sentence examples for should we attach from inspiring English sources

What seriousness should we attach to his remark during the same interview about that work's Donizetti music, that "Nobody would want to listen to it twice"?

After all, why should we attach disproportionate importance to the compelling influence of the basic structure?

It should be mentioned that we attach considerable uncertainty to the interpretation of the chloride dependence of the experimental data at 500°C because the variation in pH is 0.3 log units for these experiments.

"When the times were good everyone praised us — now times are bad, we think we should attach more emphasis on domestic demand instead of putting all our eggs in one basket".

And it is these living people to whom we should attach value and whom we should, if necessary, protect.

Respondents and Justice Souter claim that even if we do not focus on the number of participating schools that are religious schools, we should attach constitutional significance to the fact that 96percentt of scholarship recipients have enrolled in religious schools.

"Do you think there's any credibility we should attach to this individual?" Mr. McCain asked.

We should attach no more significance to the phenomenon than the equations that describe it imply.

During that time, a certain lifestyle has formed, and we should attach some importance to these traditional ways".

Re Bushh, in Monterrey, Speaks of Conditional Global Aid" (news article, March 23): The only string we should attach to any aid to any country is an effective and working birth control program.

Assuming years of life are equally valuable, we should attach a much higher dollar value to saving 67 years of life expectancy for a 16-year old than saving 7 years of life expectancy for an 86-year old.