Sentence examples for but added together from inspiring English sources

The interest that any one account would earn is negligible, but added together they generate $160 million a year, 15percentt of legal services funding nationwide.

Each cesium atom acts like a small magnet, and each points in a different direction, but added together, the atoms in the cloud form a weak magnet.

On their own, these things seem relatively minor, but added together they create the sort of care that leaves people feeling aggrieved and which, at its worse, is unsafe.

But added together, over such a small period of time, they were devastating.

At the end of the day, it's impossible to know exactly how big, but added together, the industry is massive, and one of the biggest tools of the advocacy industry is mobilizing the grassroots - or asking people like you and me to "make our voices heard" by telling our representatives how to think or vote on an issue like health care or climate legislation.

James Gashinski of The Gazette said that "As a time capsule, My Prerogative does its job well," but "Added together, the pop hits on this album are somewhat less than the sum of their parts".

The identity of the ring's saviour remains under wraps – for now – but adding together donations received at the museum, and through its website, since the campaign began on Friday, brings the total sum raised to £103,200.

Units such as phonemes exist on the second level, but are added together to make words.

In isolation, these discrepancies may be minor, but when added together, the results may be significant [7].

Says Georgia Tech electrical and computer engineering professor, Justin Romberg, "What this camera is actually looking at is not pixel values, but pixels added together in all different ways and a dramatically smaller number of measurements than if you had it in a standard mode".

The long tail contains hundreds of millions of obscure unique searches that might be conducted a few dozen times in any given day, but, when added together, they comprise the majority of the demand for information through search engines.