Sentence examples for that attaching from inspiring English sources

Steven Arms, the president of MicroStrain, said that attaching the monitors to the bell was tricky.

Now he may finally have accepted that attaching his name to it was a serious mistake.

Experiments with homing pigeons performed in the early 1970s found that attaching a magnet disrupted their ability to orientate themselves.

He and others noted that attaching policy instructions to spending bills was a Congressional tradition embraced by both parties.

Trading schemes have many opponents, some of whom suggest that attaching an acceptable price to carbon will open the door to a new form of colonialism.

In Jones, the Supreme Court held that attaching a G.P.S. device to a car to track its movements constitutes a search under the Fourth Amendment.

The report found that "attaching hardware shows various signs of overheating," but that "the fittings do not exhibit any signs of melting or distortion".

Speaking as someone with decades of budget battle experience in the private sector, are you actually suggesting that attaching conditions to funding is somehow inappropriate meddling?

Ms. Young, who has not worked with Dr. Perricone, identified him as one of a growing number of dermatologists and plastic surgeons "who may feel that attaching their names to products they have developed gives those products a certain credibility".

Robert Repetto, a professor at the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies, said that attaching a cost to the emission of greenhouse gases is the key to effective legislation and a way to make the necessary political impact.

Chris is right, that the two of them need a group to stay alive, but Travis is also right that attaching themselves to the junior varsity wrestling team probably isn't a smart idea.