Sentence examples for might be able to add a from inspiring English sources

You might be able to add a cell phone number field into interviews, questionnaires, forms, or other places.

I hope that I might be able to add a worthwhile observation, now and then, to that conversation.

"The theory is that instead of fusing vertical bodies, one might be able to add a joint replacement," DeMane says.

That's almost close to what a mobile social app might do – but perhaps they might be able to add a status bar to people's profiles allowing them to set their location.

If he applied that skill to a trumpet and some drums, he might be able to add a viral pop hit to his CV.

In other words, terrorists might be able to add to the saliva of a mosquito a gene that makes toxins, which it would transmit along with malaria.

In the next few months, Russia, which is on a strong growth track, might be able to add one to two hundred thousand barrels a day to the world market.

A President Hillary Clinton might be able to add that missing element in the Obama coalition, the so-called "Reagan Democrats" as she did in her 2008 primary marathon.

Although it has its critics and is by no means a perfect science, it might be able to add something to our understanding of the numbers.

You might be able to add that metadata back in on your own, but it might be easier to just use a different photo editor.

Researchers hope that they might be able to add bisin to dairy and meat products to reduce the risk of E. coli and salmonella contamination almost to zero.