Sentence examples for only added up to from inspiring English sources
The Mets' handiwork at the plate only added up to a frustrating loss as Mets pitchers took the night off.
The human competition: Staffers at Science who wrote about the paper attempted the assembly task, but their dexterous human hands and supposedly superior reasoning skills only added up to a 50-second advantage over the bot.
Their calculations provided results of a lesser magnitude since the productivity gains from increased effective density for business travel only added up to $A10 million a year.
For the exemplified case, UniTag STCa-8217 showed the largest number of copies in all four libraries with a total of 2,026.78 copies × 100,000-1, whereas the remaining 25 UniTags only added up to 316.47 copies × 100,000-1.
By 2011, the market is expected to expand more than fivefold to $4.3 billion–which would still only add up to slightly less than 10% of total online ad spending.
Even counting all administrative expenses only adds up to 6percentt.
There are traces all over the novel, nudges and snatches and hints, but they only add up to a ghost.
Even a weekly round-trip between New York and Hong Kong would only add up to about 832,000 annual miles, assuming anyone had the reason or stamina to do it, he reasoned.
Everything else — the discretionary programs Senator McCain wants to freeze for a year and review — only adds up to a third of total spending.
The SNP leader's multicoloured bespoke Totty Rocks suits and penchant for red only add up to a 5% score for red in the campaign.
"These tiny amounts of money only add up to something for these large transactions," she said.The settlements were long expected as a part of the years long investigation into the trades.
