Sentence examples for than attaching from inspiring English sources

"I wanted to maintain control of what I was doing, because it felt like my brand independently is worth more than attaching my name to a major," he says.

It certainly makes more sense than attaching a fast-growing electronics division to a sandpaper company.

Painter still has to contend with the uncomfortable fact that attaching a body to a chassis is a little harder than attaching a hard drive to a motherboard.

At $799 for500GBB, it's a bit pricey, but not much pricier than attaching a 500GB drive to a Linux machine and creating a SAMBA server with web connectivity.

Warnaar says that Wikistrat's approach appears to rely on developing "what-if scenarios," rather than attaching a probability to a specific event happening, which is the goal of the Iarpa project.

Further, to simulate a real-world smart-device application, we used a laptop's built-in microphone at a distance to record, rather than attaching an extra microphone to the flute.

La Cuchara seemed more suspended in the air than attached to the earth.

Seats were suspended from the ceiling, rather than attached to the floor, because when a bomb goes off beneath a vehicle, the floor accelerates faster than the ceiling.

Tang-Shao-Yi has declared that he would commit suicide rather than attach his signature to any contract containing such stipulations.

Detached houses also typically have higher asking prices than attached ones, brokers said, and houses on larger lots, of 40 by 100 feet, also sell for a premium.

Stevenson was more than attached to Fanny, for all her intermittent "hellish energy", her black moods and firings-up; but the fictional Stevenson doesn't seem to mind this description either.