Sentence examples for would add well from inspiring English sources
The number 305, I'm told, relates simply to the number of members the Mayor is hoping to attract – meaning their entry fees alone would add well over £600,000 to the campaign coffers.
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Throughout, we must continually make the case that you cannot separate a nation's economic development from its 'greatest asset' ― a healthy, and I would add, well-educated and well-nourished citizenry.
Nobody ever discussed politics openly, ever". Then they would pause and add, "Well, except online, of course.
True health care reform would add many well-paying jobs and reduce the huge cost of health care in this country.
But even the movie's best songs by Mr. Carradine and Ronee Blakley were imitations of the real thing, and I would add not as well made or as authentic as what they were parodying.
Doing so, would help to better protect consumers, just like adding some human intervention in a hybrid model would add value as well.
Over the course of a child's K-12 education in Pittsburgh, that would add up to well over $2 billion that is available to a higher and better use.
The Equality Act would add sex, as well as sexual orientation and gender identity, to all the areas of the law. .
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The project would add two theaters, as well as rehearsal and classroom space and, above that, a condominium tower and an office building.
