Sentence examples for this would add on from inspiring English sources
This would add on a principle uncertainty of a projection.
"I would say that all this would add on 10 to 15% to the cost," says Vidya Srinivasan, who heads infrastructure and logistics at Genpact.
"This registry would add on to those underlying problems by further stigmatizing, harassing and punishing many people who have already been wrongfully targeted and punished," he continued.
"The complexity, as well as the added time and cost, in administering this would add further pressure on small businesses which have already been struggling to cope with the ongoing effects of a recession, high fuel costs and a VAT increase.
This would add much clarification on the underlying reasons for this outcome of the model.
For other items, however, customers will not have to pay charges that would add, on average, $8 to the final price, depending on the item.
Orenstein is right that women today need "to create a feminine identity... dependent on neither husband nor children" -- or, I would add, on work.
Since September, the consensus or median prediction has been that the economy would add, on average, about 110,000 new jobs a month.
"Of course, only Philip has a proper job," he would add, on the grounds that French always had to venture out and see several new films before writing his weekly article.
All she would add on the topic was, "The decision to explore the disposal of the laundry business will strengthen the portfolio and allow us to invest in categories with stronger growth prospects".
