Sentence examples for be a plus on from inspiring English sources
Finally, it gives her staff members a higher public profile, and it could be a plus on their CVs.
Mr. Albers says he sees no big difference in traffic now that he has stores on both sides.Having those big retailers as neighbors can actually be a plus on the west side, he said.
Michael DeRogatis, a senior who played briefly for Division III King's College in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., believes that working as a volunteer for the basketball team will be a plus on his résumé and help him find a job upon graduation.
Nonetheless, I am sure that this experience will be a plus on my CV.
Spending spare time on communication projects can help increase public awareness of science and be a plus on your CV.
It would be a plus on the resume, but it should not be the defining factor toward selection.
This is a plus on one hand, but it means that municipal services are thin on the ground.
David Cameron's oldies seem to have been a plus on the accounts book until recently.
The good part is, its rather whopping price tag was $16, so not needing to eat for awhile (days, perhaps) is a plus on the cost-benefit scale.
"I'm also delighted with our training facilities being at St George's Park - they are the best in the country, which was a plus on my decision".
"The fact that I had been a postdoc at Stanford [ University was a plus on my CV, … and it was the way people usually introduced me," says Karim Benzerara, now a researcher at the Institute for Mineralogy and Condensed Matter Physics in Paris.
