Sentence examples for add to the multitude from inspiring English sources
They add to the multitude of co-working and fast office space London can now offer, from The Trampery, TechHub, Campus London, Central Working and many, many others.
The latter may add to the multitude of nuclear indentations by lipid droplets detected in our human adipose tissue specimen.
A 22-year-old man rescued from a life raft after a fishing trip that left his mother missing and presumed dead had been a suspect in the still unsolved 2013 killing of his rich grandfather, adding to the multitude of questions swirling around him and what happened at sea.
Our confirmation of a previous observation made in the other parts of the world that during the first year of life breastfeeding is associated with a lower incidence of rotavirus diarrhoeal episodes adds to the multitude of benefits that have been associated with breastfeeding [ 19, 20].
It merely uses race as one of a multitude of factors when evaluating what an applicant can add to the University community.
In reality, travellers have to navigate a multitude of hotspot "providers, prices and passwords adding to the complexity", says Evan Kaplan, chief executive of wi-fi service provider, iPass.
Between the factory and the dealer's lot, hundreds or even thousands of dollars of extras — including exorbitant shipping charges and a multitude of options, some more valid than others — could be added to the price.
The availability of multitude technologies and reagents to characterize and manipulate immunological pathways and mediators adds to the outstanding opportunities to assess the pathology of allergic diseases and to develop novel therapeutic strategies in mice.
These findings add to a multitude of studies that have consistently related the adverse health effects (both acute and chronic) of ambient fine PM (Brook 2008; Calderón-Garcidueñas et al. 2008; Ghio et al. 2000; U.S. EPA 2004).
Fast forward several months to Beyoncé's Video Music Award performance where the word "feminist" was prominently displayed across the stage... followed shortly by Emma Watson's UN speech... added to by the multitudes of feminist articles on the Internet and the near-daily conversations that were popping up in my life.
Add to this the pomposity of an art cult that defends such stuff against the mockery of the multitude, and you have a recipe for biting satire.
