Sentence examples for weight was attached to from inspiring English sources

"Great weight" was attached to the protection of collective responsibility, the polite fiction that all ministers agree with every government line.

Worsley's sled — which, at the outset, weighed three hundred and twenty-five pounds, nearly double his own weight — was attached to a harness around his waist, and to drag it across the ice he wore cross-country skis and pushed forward with poles in each hand.

A Velcro band was fixed at the head of the patient and a 2-kg weight was attached to the Velcro band, placed around the participants' head.

However, their efforts may have been perfunctory: according to Dahlgren's report, "...so much has been said in ridicule of torpedoes that very little precautions are deemed necessary, and if resorted to are probably taken with less care than if due weight was attached to the existence of these mischievous things".

A 5-gram weight was attached to the tails of stressed rats.

A metal weight was attached to the roof in order to keep the stimulus cage stable.

In England and Wales, she said, "too little weight is attached to the child's biological, national, ethnic and cultural inheritance".

"Little weight is attached to indicators of liquidity, currency misalignments, and asset price behavior," which research has found to be predictive of debt and currency crises, she wrote.

The study presented considers a set of cases where blocking masses, having a total weight equal to 8% of the cylinder weight, are attached to the cylinder.

"The weight is attached to the resin, and if you compare the (Salomon) Answer and Sick Stick to similar boards made in a traditional fashion," he said, "they are about 10percentt lighter — a huge performance benefit".

Though he served on none of the committees, he was a useful member, his advice being sought on military matters and weight being attached to his advocacy of a nonexportation as well as nonimportation agreement.