Sentence examples for benefit of extending from inspiring English sources

It also has the added benefit of extending the cheese's shelf life for weeks, something American consumers expect.

The result is that the handset always transmits at the lowest possible power level which has the additional benefit of extending battery life.

He acknowledged that one benefit of extending the Fed's forecasts for an extra year is that it will provide "an evaluation of certain long-run features of the economy".

In short, this 72-year-old seems seriously to be considering running in 2007 for another five-year term which would carry the not incidental benefit of extending his immunity from prosecution for political corruption.

It has the additional benefit of extending the overall lifetime of the network by distributing the computational load among otherwise idle processors.

The present short note intends to investigate the potential benefit of extending the IGRF predictive secular variation model to degrees higher than 8, given our current knowledge of the way the field behaves over time periods of five years.

The benefits of extending the copyright term will last a long time.

Now is the time for more open discussion about the potential benefits of extending user charging in particular policy areas.

There was also questions over the wider claims being made for the benefits of extending free school meals.

David Prerau ("Spring Forward Faster," Op-Ed, March 31) cites the benefits of extending the period of daylight saving time, but then proposes only a minor modification, adding two or three weeks per year.

Two senators provided a taste of the financial fight Sunday on CNN's Late Edition as they differed over the economic legacy of the Bush administration, the relationship of federal deficits to current economic woes and the benefits of extending tax cuts without adding to the deficit.