Sentence examples for tries to attach from inspiring English sources

"If Kim tries to attach unrealistic conditions as his predecessors did, he cannot gain anything.

"He tries to attach himself to the coattails or the image, saying, 'I'm Reaganesque,' without any evidence".

He tries to attach people to him, not so that he can use them or so that they will add to his importance but only because he wants them to be a part of his life.

And when an external agency such as the World Bank tries to attach such conditions, governments (and the Bank) are often bad at enforcing them, and good at covering up.All this has conspired to give dams a bad name.

And by featuring the old-fashioned newspaper-style typewriter, the ad tries to attach objectivity to its assertions, directly quoting articles in The Daily News and The New York Times.

The lobby for green GDP and valuation has its headquarters in the World Bank, and draws its main support from developing countries and from environmentalists.Some statisticians, such as Anne Harrison of the OECD, would like a compromise which at least tries to attach monetary values to the depletion of natural resources, while admitting that degradation may be almost impossible to capture.

They tried to attach a line to one of the demonstrators' boats to tow it in.

Serota eludes the hero's aura that his admirers try to attach to him these days.

In that case, try to attach a campus visit to a vacation, experts say.

And both candidates are trying to attach their names to Mr. Lieberman's.

"For a while they were trying to attach the bankruptcy legislation to it too".