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How do I use Boolean add in a sentence?
Simple sentences
Add a little milk.
Would you like to add anything to what I've said?
Nothing to add!
I liked to add sentences in Spanish.
We will need to add texts for children.
I don't want to add trouble to Tom.
Is there anything you want to add to what I just said?
Please add me on Facebook.
Do you have something to add, Tom?
Add one teaspoon of paprika.
You need a lot of stamina to add ten thousand sentences.
I took the liberty to add you to the group.
Always add phrases that are used in everyday life.
Please add only sentences or short texts.
If your coffee is too strong, add some sugar.
Add a little more pepper.
First beat the eggs and add them to the soup.
It will not add anything to the situation.
These figures don't add up.
Add more water to it.
If the coffee is too strong, add some more water.
The child does not even know how to add.
Add a few more names to the list.
Add more salt to the soup.
The tea is too strong. Add some water.
Add salt and pepper to taste.
News and current affairs
If Iran did this, it would not only add to the dangers in an unstable region, but would likely begin a process of unravelling the non-proliferation regime worldwide.
Why not add the Swiss franc or the Canadian dollar?
Not only would it add to anti-American attitudes and fail to accomplish its objectives, but it over-estimates the extent to which the new Europe is being formed in opposition to the US.
What would it add?
These measures would provide insurance to the fragile recovery and add nothing to the long-run fiscal gap.
Politicians can make endless promises, but if the budget doesn't add up, politics is little more than mere words.
These developments seem to add to global inequality.
I don't have an audience like Gates or Annan, but I would like to add my voice to theirs.
With these natural allies seeking to add strategic bulk to their rapidly multiplying ties, Akihito's tour is the most significant visit to India by any foreign leader in recent years.
After all, one plus one doesn't only equal two; put together properly, it can add up to 11.
The former approach tries to add up the number of positive moments that people have, and then to subtract the negative ones.
Admittedly, these warnings did not add up to an ironclad case, and they certainly didn't predict the timing of the break.
Add to that simultaneous tensions over China's claims to South China Sea islands and atolls - claims disputed by the Philippines and Vietnam - and a clash between China and the US was beginning to seem inevitable.
Increased economic competition will also add to unemployment in the state-owned sector while new, private job creation will not match the rising need.
The decision to add the renminbi to the SDR basket may have put that danger into remission.
If that happens, global imbalances will continue to add risk to the global economy.
We can also add to these financial risks the massive problems of bond insurers that guaranteed many of the risky securitization products such as CDOs.
Then Merkel will be in a key position to add weight to a new effort for moving the EU forward.
This does not yet add up to a thaw in the bilateral relationship, but it does suggest that Xi may be seeking a respite, at least until China's economy is on a more stable footing and his anti-corruption campaign begins to wind down.
In theory, we could simply supplement children's diets with vitamin A in capsules, or add it to some staple foodstuff, the way that we add iodine to table salt to prevent hypothyroidism and goiter.
To this common agenda, the Europeans should add Africa, climate change, and reform of the United Nations and the world trading system.
And could a weakened Europe cope with an oil shock at all? A regional and global security shock caused by asymmetric warfare could add still further to the world economy's troubles, causing exports to slump even more.
Add to the mix the collapse in public-sector demand that comes from deep budget cuts, and you have all the ingredients necessary for prolonged stagnation.