Sentence examples for added from high-quality English sources.

• To reduce that speed, they added fluorine.

• We skipped the pre-cooked jasmine rice and added avocado instead.

• The following year the first risk factor, cigarette smoking, was added.

• The information for the users who were not added will be listed at the bottom of the email.

• It added 8.33 million subscribers internationally, far more than forecast.

• Retail trade also added 740,000 jobs in the month, nearly double its gains in May.

• Microsoft added AI noise filtering, so Google added AI noise filtering.

• These three industries accounted for about 70% of all jobs added in the month, said Yildirmaz.

Use added in a sentence.

• “ADDED TO THE LIST” is simply a contraction for “added to the list of geldings in training.”

• Nadella in 2017, for example, added Xbox chief Phil Spencer to executive vice president, reporting directly to the CEO.

• All future episodes of the programme you’ve added will appear in your Added list when they’re available.

• After you are added as an authorized user, you will receive a welcome email with instructions on how to register for access.

• If you've already added a TV series or episode, it's more likely to appear in your watching or added list rather than in your recommendations.

• Then there are added sugars that you can often find added to certain foods and drinks like pre-packaged bread, ketchup, and soda, to name a few.

• Nearly all sectors of the economy added jobs in June, with the 2.1 million payrolls added in leisure and hospitality representing the biggest gain.

• This added pressure came after years of weak growth in living standards for the poorest households, in turn leading to a general worsening of mental health, it added.

added sentence examples

• As of March 25, Slack had added added 9,000 new paid customers just a little more than halfway through the current quarter — almost as many that were added in the previous two quarters combined.

• "Could a simple and affordable face shield, if universally adopted, provide enough added protection when added to testing, contact tracing, and hand hygiene to reduce transmissibility below a critical threshold?"

• For example, vitamins A and D are added to dairy and cereal products, several of the B vitamins are added to flour, cereals, baked goods, and pasta, and vitamin C is added to fruit beverages, cereals, dairy products, and confectioneries.

• Then MPs will rattle through a series of orders and regulations - like the snappily-titled Value Added Tax (Miscellaneous Amendments to Acts of Parliament) (EU Exit) Regulations 2020, and the equally exciting-sounding Value Added Tax (Miscellaneous Amendments to the Value Added Tax Act 1994 and Revocation) (EU Exit) Regulations 2020 (S.I., 2020, No. 1544).