Sentence examples for collectively added from inspiring English sources

After Sept. 11, the limits were removed, but by last fall, more people were flying again, and in November, United and American collectively added 75 flights a day at the airport, according to BACK Aviation, an industry consulting group.

"He had a good match alongside what we did collectively," added Bento.

"It's not about us going out there as 15 individuals all with a point to prove, it's the importance of being better collectively," added Jones.

That same year saw me on several other turbulent flights, which collectively added up to a new, gut-wrenching fear of flying.

The hard part is figuring out what they collectively add up to.

Over time, most internet traffic would consist of one machine talking to another, handling micro-tasks that could collectively add up to vast efficiencies and convenience for humans.

Under the direction of British Cycling performance director, Sir Dave Brailsford, Athens saw the first results of Brailsford's now famous rigorous marginal gains philosophy, which involves examining every aspect of performance to extract small advantages, which collectively add up to a decisive winning margin.

She explains in her introduction: 'My characters... inhabit a most beautiful land but one that has been full of barriers - real walls and those in the mind.' Her protagonists are children - black, white or coloured - aged 10 or 11, each giving a different perspective, which collectively adds up to a wonderfully human and complex historical text.