Sentence examples for has long added from inspiring English sources

Yahoo! is a complex welter of businesses that has long added up to less than the sum of its parts.

Refreshing Rose Juice Rosewater has long added mild, fruity flavor to desserts.

People and businesses have long added game elements to parts of regular life.

Public-health campaigners have long added vitamin B to flour to fight pellagra and vitamin D to milk to defeat rickets.

Street vendors selling CD's and knock-off T-shirts have long added to the shuffle of street life in Chinatown.

The city has long since added back all of the jobs it lost during the recession, a fact that made the rising unemployment rate so curious.

The city has long eyed adding bike paths, parks and new construction along the river.

It is not unreasonable to assume that one would only invest and adopt, or participate in collectively buying, a decentralised CHP unit if one is convinced that this technology is proven and has long-term added value both financially and environmentally.

Bob Stern, a campaign finance expert who has long called for added fundraising restrictions, said he thinks it makes more sense to ban taking contributions in odd-numbered years when no state elections take place.

Let's not forget Dara Torres was 40 when she won a medal in 2008 …" Halsall has a British lion tattooed on her foot and has long planned on adding the Olympic rings in inky tribute on her skin.

Square has long talked about adding more features to its point of sale system to make it more attractive for large and small merchants to use, and for their customers as well.