Sentence examples for might add only from inspiring English sources
But that might add only two million to three million more viewers.
To which one might add only that it isn't norms but premises that are being undermined.
To which I might add: only a certain breed of star-struck Broadway baby is likely to care.
At the other end of the scale, a slim weekly newspaper printed on low-carbon stock and consistently recycled might add only a few kilos to your annual footprint – equivalent to a couple of cheeseburgers or driving just 5 to 10 miles in a typical car.
Gurney might add, only after we had finished shopping.
That might add only a little bit to borrowing costs, but could make it harder for the state to recruit new business, Knapp said.
In the same vein, I recently had a conversation with an incredibly intelligent Aboriginal woman who is attending university overseas, and who was very upset about people assuming – quite revoltingly I might add – the only reason she was at that particular prestigious school was because of her Aboriginality, not because she worked exceptionally hard to win her spot.
Arriving for each game with a trunk full of snacks and ice packs -- and, I might add, missing only two games in five seasons.
Someone, for instance, might propose this rule for future adaptations: Never add; only subtract.
But add only the people you already know, or might be really helpful in the coming days.
