Sentence examples for may add up from inspiring English sources

Which may add up to buyer's remorse — or a present.

But today, it may add up to little more than verbal posturing.

Those abuses may add up to a new kind of systemic risk.

The result may add up to more than a matter of semantics.

For now, change happens minutely, in tiny steps that one day may add up to something.

Those may add up to less than ten on a strictly mathematical basis, but who is this guy?

The sums may add up for the company, but do they add up for Northants jobseekers or for British taxpayers?

Those traits may add up to charisma in Cupertino, but they don't carry the day in Cucamonga.

Five, zero and eight may add up to unlucky 13 – but, for Peugeot, I think they spell success.

Over time, with continued yo-yo dieting, this may add up to a substantial increase in body fat.

This might indicate that higher illuminance levels are the important factor in establishing successful light therapy, and that higher colour temperature may add up to the effectiveness.