Sentence examples for anything in addition to from inspiring English sources

A Trump campaign spokesperson told the Guardian: "We do not have anything in addition to the Harder statement".

Participants were monitored throughout both sessions to ensure that they did not eat anything in addition to this provided food (although water was not restricted).

Have we not learned anything?" In addition to trial testimony and his own interviews, Ungerleider relied on previous groundbreaking research by Brigitte Berendonk, a former Olympic athlete who defected from East Germany, and her husband, Werner Franke, a molecular biologist.

"We're not asking for anything in addition to the things that we've negotiated some 10, 15, 20 years before now," said Derek Fisher, the president of the players union.

Daniel Dennett, the high-profile atheist and professor at Tufts University outside Boston, argues that consciousness, as we think of it, is an illusion: there just isn't anything in addition to the spongy stuff of the brain, and that spongy stuff doesn't actually give rise to something called consciousness.

Ghiyāth al-Dīn Tughluq modified ʿAlāʾ al-Dīn Khaljī's system by exempting the village headmen from paying taxes on their cultivation and cattle, but he confirmed the Khaljī sultan's injunctions that the headmen were not to levy anything in addition to the existing land tax on the peasantry.

"When people buy a product, they first receive access to our private Facebook community before anything else". In addition to fostering a Facebook community built around direct and transparent feedback with customers, many successful digital retailers practice social listening to track keywords about their brand across social channels.

Not to load you up on Google news today or anything, but in addition to the launch of Google's new Activity Reports this morning, the company is also announcing the arrival of some of its first fully featured apps for Google+ Hangouts.

Anything less would, in addition to breaching the Paris Agreement, fly in the face of economic, scientific and moral logic.

Television advertisers know that you would buy anything from this man: in addition to the dozens of narrations Coyote has done for documentaries and live TV broadcasts, he has had a very successful career doing commercial voice-overs.

Most jobs don't come with a private plane, but perks (short for "perquisites")--defined as anything provided as payment in addition to a salary--can be a boon for everyone involved.