Sentence examples for but may add to from inspiring English sources

They will soon begin shooting foam of that mass at a mock-up of the leading edge, but may add to the speed.

Again, if you try to force him, you may succeed in getting your way, but may add to tension.

Direct involvement by ancillary staff would not only raise the profile of the guideline recommendations, but may add to office efficiency and the team motivational concept.

Noise cannot directly kill us, but it may add to our stress.

They may not lead directly to intimidation or violence, but they may add to a stream of negativity that feeds a culture in which intimidation and violence by some twisted minds is all too real.

Risks might be covered in a sales contract but this may add to transaction costs.

Studies have shown that such tests may lack specificity for diagnosing pathoanatomic LSS, [ 24, 27- 29], but they may add to the clinical picture of NC.

But these features may add to the thickness (19.95mm) and the weight (from 1.58kg to 1.87kg).

But criminal charges may add to the anxieties of Andersen clients already worried about being associated with a scandal-tarred firm.

But his arrival may add to scrutiny of his field.

But while "deflategate" may add to the perception that Brady's achievements should be viewed with suspicion, the scandal's own "intangibles" have caused it to fall short of the smoking gun his detractors were hoping for.