Sentence examples for that adds nothing from inspiring English sources

That adds nothing to growth.

They are delivering less patient care as they spend more time hunched over their laptops, inputting data that adds nothing, currently, to their productivity.

If you know the punchline the whole thing is redundant; a tacked-on extra that adds nothing but a wearying sigh as you race to its end.

Wim Wenders' The Beautiful Days of Aranjuez is an inert and exasperatingly supercilious two-hander: self-conscious, tedious, with a dated and cumbersome theatricality, tricked out in a 3D presentation that adds nothing to its dull stereoscopic tableaux of an idealised French garden outside Paris.

It's called the "dancing dog" syndrome and it's been used to ridicule technology that adds nothing of substance to the equation.

Professional baseball without a crowd is an eerie, uncomfortable thing to watch, a half-measure, a strange compromise that adds nothing while robbing the sport of the very reason that it exists.

So comments that add nothing of substance to the discussion, even if they are on topic, will not be posted.

Conversely, bad costs are those that add nothing to what customers are ultimately willing to pay for.

More striking is the discovery that these sequences are largely full of hot air -- redundancies that add nothing to their meaning.

There has been a constant stream of new editions and tie-ins that add nothing more than weight to my bookshelf, and money to the publishers' pockets.

In Baldwin, we were relieved that our budget passed, but it was a very conservative budget that added nothing new, aside from three sports teams in the middle school for a cost of $10,000.