Sentence examples for benefit of three from inspiring English sources

The film has the benefit of three beautiful performances.

Largely avoiding sentimentality, Richard Pearce's film "has the benefit of three remarkable performances," Vincent Canby wrote in The New York Times.

At sixteen, I had the benefit of three years of distance, some therapy, and a small sense of how the events of my childhood might affect the rest of my adolescence, at least.

The default position when faced with such a conundrum would be to fall back on homefield advantage, but Tennessee have the benefit of three extra days' rest and recuperation after playing early last week.

The author, journalist Walter Isaacson, has had the benefit of three years' worth of interviews with the 56-year-old mogul, who remains on medical leave of absence from the company after serious health problems.

In 2002, a group of posters at the Web site baseballthinkfactory.org decided to select an alternative Hall of Fame, choosing its inductees with the benefit of three decades of advances in baseball statistics that were unavailable for most of the actual Hall's existence.

They also enjoyed the benefit of two crucial handball decisions.

And Bezos accomplished it without the benefit of two tiers of stock.

Joseph Frontiero, attending college full time, was receiving a veteran's benefit of two hundred and five dollars a month.

It all looks obvious with the benefit of four months of games and hindsight.

Clearly, the push for technology is to the benefit of one group: technology companies.