Sentence examples for benefit besides from inspiring English sources

The benefit — besides the length and cost — is that they are more applicable to the job situation of the executives.

Another potential benefit, besides improving fuel efficiency by reducing the vehicle's weight, is the possibility of making the steering wheel more "mobile".

While some people are annoyed by the influx of ring tones and phone conversations on the slopes -- not to mention the hazard presented by those who chat on the way downhill -- the phones do offer a benefit besides the convenience of keeping in touch.

The real benefit besides making employees more productive, however, is the cost.

There are support threads filled with growing pains and other issues experienced by the inaugural 15-inch Retina Pro, but Apple seems to have worked out any kinks with this one, and the added portability is a big benefit besides.

Such treatment option may have additional clinical benefit, besides its apparent lack of any higher restoration failure rates [ 6– 9]: It has been reported that HVGICs are most suitable for tooth restoration after minimally-invasive cavity preparation, i.e. hand excavation of infected carious tooth tissue during the atraumatic restorative treatment approach [ 20].

Besides, cards offer other benefits besides rewards, like ease of budgeting and record keeping, allowing you to avoid checks by paying monthly bills with a card, the ability to dispute charges and the time savings in not having to refill your wallet at an A.T.M. as often (and cost savings in not paying A.T.M. fees).

There are benefits besides decarbonisation.

There are benefits besides the potential energy savings.

To be fair, the internet offers some egalitarian benefits, besides pictures of cats.

Taking pictures with the Lytro reveals other benefits besides focusing after the fact.