Sentence examples for an added virtue from inspiring English sources

(The V.C.S. recognizes that the Gold Standard offers an added virtue).

Clindamycin further possesses an added virtue of excellent oral bio-availability.

An added virtue was that, being a mere 1,450lb (660kg), the car had very little inertia to overcome relative to most other vehicles on the road, and thus tended to be shovelled down the highway intact when hit from behind (as has happened twice) rather than being crumpled on impact.

An added virtue of this show is that it tells a lot about what the Abstract Expressionists were so keen to break from.

Vanguard's High Yield Corporate would be a plausible candidate; it has the added virtue of a low expense ratio (0.28% of assets a year, compared to Fidelity's 0.75%), and has done better over the last three years.

The party faithful have been pining for a new Reagan since Reagan, and for Bush the analogy has the added virtue of providing an alternative political lineage; he's not Daddy's Boy, he's Reagan Jr.

I also like Zagat's Movie Guide (another paperback) It has the added virtue of a low price in these economic times, but without a doubt can be a big hit because you can stack up your top ten movie favorites against theirs.

His ubiquitous TV presence as a thinly veiled McCain surrogate has the added virtue of wrapping the Republican ticket in a daily and suffocating Bush bearhug, since Mr. Rove is far more synonymous with his former boss than Mr. Obama is with his former pastor.

It possesses the added virtue of providing a pearl entirely of nacreous content.

The bill has the added virtue of being paid for by an existing revenue source.

This account has the added virtue of having the special case of an empty collection of premises.