Sentence examples for in would add from inspiring English sources

Joining in would add legitimacy to a process with a preordained outcome army dominance.

I asked this directly to economist Wobbekind, who had made the point in his speech that a drop-off in jobs combined with more people coming in would add another "pressure" point to the state's wobbly economy.

He added that the lacklustre 0.1% rise in industrial production after shrinking by 0.1% in January would add to the UK's woes.

In our population, the addition of serotypes 19A, 6A and 7F included in PCV13 would add 13.4%, 9.4% and 6.3% to the overall serotype coverage beyond PCV7.

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"The trial of the most significant terrorist in custody would add to the threat".

Flag-waving for Boeing in Congress would add a further, unnecessary twist to this painful saga.

An anti-austerity uprising in the Netherlands would add to the sense that Europe's policymaking elite has lost its way.

Sam Lemmo, the state's administrator of the Office of Conservation and Coastal Lands, said the project, which is expected to begin in February, would add about 40 feet to the beach.

For Delta, a stake in JAL would add to its trans-Pacific and Asian routes and secure access to coveted berths at the busy Narita International Airport in Tokyo.

Woolner estimates that Bonds in 2002 would add 161 runs over a 162-game season, beating his own record of 155 from last year.