Sentence examples for be a side benefit from inspiring English sources
German inflation would help greatly, and that could be a side benefit of the central bank running its printing presses full out.
But there might be a side benefit to the host city for putting on such displays: an increase in local giving from corporations.
"President Bush has very clearly said this is a war against terror, and though it may be a side benefit for the Israelis, to suggest that it's the primary motivation is bizarre".
The reason Wigley concludes that switching from coal to natural gas yields little climate benefit for decades is that Wigley considers the sulfate aerosol pollution that accompanies coal burning to be a side benefit because the sunlight it reflects helps offset the warming effect of the extra CO2 emitted by coal.
There would be a side benefit, too: When it comes to health care, liberals will be able to act like liberals again and Democrats could return to their party's traditions -- and its strengths.
The maintenance approach: constantly repairing damage and keeping it down to a level that doesn't allow pathologies to emerge (hence he's had the reputation that he's on a quest to create immortality, a claim he says might be a side benefit of improving quality of life through time, but not the point).
Backing up files is a side benefit.
The green color is a side benefit.
Eroding the government's authority is a side benefit.
But many freely admitted there was a side benefit.
