Sentence examples for an additional boon from inspiring English sources
Tourism is an additional boon to the classical music scene, now that Berlin has become one of Europe's most visited cities.
The South Africans did not hang around and an additional boon for them was the fact that Quinton de Kock, out of runs throughout the pool games, hit an effervescent 78 from 57 balls.
The overall distribution of these readings can be converted into an image of the fingerprint that is accurate enough to identify who left it with standard recognition software.In this section Win some, lose some Sticky fingers Glowing after dark ReprintsBut DESI also presents an additional boon to gumshoes.
In an additional boon for UC Berkeley, the school will receive 10percentt of Pejman Mar's stake in DotDashPay.
Iron oxide nanoparticles are metabolizable and, as an additional boon, they could provide a contrast in magnetic resonance imaging enabling clinical in situ observations.[ 10] Wound closure is not the only area of applications that could benefit from adhesion brought by nanoparticles.
An additional boon for AirAsia is that it has little cargo business, so it was unaffected by the slump in freight traffic.
Another clause details an additional research boon that would be triggered if Kogan was able to meet performance targets and deliver SCL with 2.1M matched records in the 11 US states it was targeting — so long as he met its minimum quality standards and at an averaged cost of $0.50 or less per matched record.
Last night's edition had the additional boon of coming in a week when the already heightened fascination with Westminster had been raised further by the widely-publicised claims in Lord Ashcroft's book about David Cameron's alleged attitudes to the military, partying and intimate drinking club initiation rites.
Sizable square footage gains -- like finishing your dingy basement so it becomes an additional livable floor -- can be a boon in buyers' minds.
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Such a function could be a boon to an attacker.
