Sentence examples for the added element of from inspiring English sources

Today's struggle has the added element of changing definitions of national sovereignty.

"There was music and dancing, and the added element of fear".

When the added element of THC is involved, Sayegh has to remind people that it's not just a gimmick.

I felt indeed as if this was the essence of performance in her case, often with the added element of physical danger.

'We want to provide the same functionality for which they now use the phone, but with the added element of data".

This is likely to be even more pronounced at same-sex weddings, with the added element of recently achieved equality making the events even more poignant.

Gove is a proselytising supporter of the Swedish system, which he wants to import to Britain, but with the added element that if a group of parents wants to start a new school in competition with the state, government will not just shoulder the running cost but put up capital too.

Installation artists such as Thomas Hirschhorn and Michael Landy are past masters at this kind of art of wreckage, but the added element here was amplified sound and thunderous drumming.

So as much as schedule and expectations are important, keep the element of fun part of the equation so that the added element isn't a toxic one.

The mobile networks have an opportunity to generate a small income that is paid by the bank, the customer has an added element of security and convenience for travel, and the banks can really cut down on fraud that they have to suffer from all too frequently.

So if you can bring some of that camaraderie and friendship and spirit on to the stage, with an added element of playfulness, then people will be happy to see that.