Sentence examples for would add nothing from inspiring English sources

22 An additional EIS at the appropriation stage would add nothing.

Her performance would add nothing to the paper so far as the math professors were concerned.

The idea, clearly, was that at this moment music would add nothing.

A C.I.A. spokesman said Wednesday that the agency would add nothing to its previous public statements about Iran's missile program.

How does that square, he asked, with the administration's vow that the department would add nothing to the budget?

Sessions would add nothing in terms of the electoral map, and he is on the far right of the Party.

I would add that nothing is more empowering than taking action in the name of love.

Defendants are not entitled, however, to a rule which would result in interminable delay but add nothing to the assurance of a fair trial.' Ibid.

Defendants are not entitled, however, to a rule which would result in interminable delay but add nothing to the assurance of a fair trial.

Defendants are not entitled, however, to a rule which would result in interminable delay but add nothing to the assurance of a fair trial". 355 U.S., at 350, 78 S.Ct., at 318.

To do otherwise would be to reward individuals who add nothing of value to what film audiences want and pay to see. Bob Pisano President and Interim Chief Executive Motion Picture Association of America Washington, May 10 , 2010