Sentence examples similar to add ons rather than from inspiring English sources

Market research released by dh insight this month based on a small sample of Year 13 students predicted As and Bs found little awareness of financial incentives, essentially considered "a nice add on" rather than being a critical part of the decision-making process.

Two participants commented on the nature of e-health support as being an impersonal method of support, for example, one participant commented: "I do so hope that it is an add-on rather than a replacement for personal service".

Labels will survive the downturn better by emphasizing value with add-ons rather than stressing price as consumers' main consideration, said Peter Fader, a professor of marketing at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School.

It is offering to carry SNLA as an optional add-on, rather than a mandatory part of the standard bundle.

So tax dollars going to a private accounts would probably have been "add-on" rather than "carve-out".

There's an agreeable sense of a town going about its everyday business with tourists just an add-on, rather than a raison d'etre.

Projects were measured in terms of financial gain and yield, and considerations around quality of life were seen as a desirable add-on, rather than a fundamental requirement.

But it wasn't sustainable, it was just a kind of add-on, rather than work which brought our strengths and expertise to bear.

Decision-making and funding flows are structured in a way that necessarily leaves engagement with local communities as an add-on rather than an integral part of the workflow.

This means that privacy concerns often had to be dealt with as add-ons rather than by-design.

With the change, tethering has become an add-on rather than a stand-alone option.