Sentence examples for add meaningfully from inspiring English sources

"New products or new delivery systems can add meaningfully to a company's revenues and earnings," Mr. Callan said.

While BMC has purchased 27 companies for a total of $2.4 billion, many of those deals carried unreasonably high premiums and failed to add meaningfully to revenue.

In the case of North Korea, we know so little about what happens there that every piece of information, no matter how small, can add meaningfully to our understanding.

From the investor point of view, if the gold Apple Watch is a hit like the iPhone 6 Plus has been, the money saved on gold will add meaningfully to Apple's already healthy bottom line.

But the creative process is by its nature reflexive and accretive, as artists absorb what their predecessors have done and try to add meaningfully to it.

Since BAL fluid supernatant did not appear to add meaningfully to the diagnostic yield, further analysis of BAL samples focused on analysis of BAL pellet fractions.

" I am sure I speak for everyone here," he added meaningfully.

"I haven't been to sleep for a couple of nights … Well, I've been to bed, but not for sleeping," he adds meaningfully.

Good trial design and an awareness of some potential pitfalls are likely to maximise the chances of a successful trial with a conclusion that adds meaningfully to the evidence base.

Unfortunately, where Taymor found much to dramatize with visual flair in "Across the Universe," her charmingly romantic concretization of Beatles songs, in "The Tempest" she is, for the most part, an illustrator who struggles to come up with visual correlates for the Shakespearean conceits and only rarely adds meaningfully to the experience.

The arrival, for example, of cloud-based tools for entrepreneurs and consequential startups run by laptop adds meaningfully to Steve Case's conviction that high-growth companies can now start and scale anywhere, and not just in a few coastal cities.