Sentence examples for adds considerable from inspiring English sources

That adds considerable value and clout for any donor.

Hindsight, however, makes these things comprehensible – and adds considerable poignancy to the reading experience.

The new IPCC report adds considerable extra authority and credibility to that drumbeat.

I think the electoral arithmetic adds considerable spice to the campaign.

Tora! Tora!" Then there is the matter of Kurosawa's attempted suicide, to which Galbraith adds considerable detail.

The new package slows the cars by up to 10 miles an hour and adds considerable drag.

"Braindead" is a period piece set in the 1950's, and its setting adds considerable texture to the film.

Bookended by all those hyperactive hits, this reverberating meditation doesn't seem a natural choice for an iTunes set, but it adds considerable depth.

Comparing other nations' experiences adds considerable weight to the argument that the level of taxes has had little long-term effect on growth.

In this tight labor market, companies need all the allure they can muster, and being based in a major market adds considerable recruiting power.

He said: "The recent government announcement regarding the 'living wage' adds considerable uncertainty to future financial projections in the pub industry.