Sentence examples for bit more benefit from inspiring English sources

If consumers use the deals carefully, he said, they can eke a bit more benefit out of their checking accounts, beyond the paltry interest they may be earning.

There would be a bit more benefit of the doubt".

And this is a little bit more for the benefit of entrepreneur's reading this… So the size of that deal did it warrant any financial advisers?

This month (on September 4th) we're getting the guys from the Erlang training centre to come and tells us a bit more about the benefits of the language and have 4-5 quick demos from people hacking on anything from new programming languages to iPhone apps.

Could you talk a bit more about the benefits of being between worlds?

Raise our benefits and we pay a bit more taxes — to the benefit of the Trust Fund.

When you have made a bare bones outline of your case and rebuttals, begin adding a bit more detail that will benefit either essay writing or debating on the subject.

"If you go at an off time, you can sometimes negotiate your rates a little bit more or get added benefits depending on your group size," said Laurie Goldstein, a spokeswoman for Marriott International, who specified free breakfast, parking, Internet access and even a free extra night as some of the potential benefits.

Traditional billboards fetch a wide range of monthly rents (from $1,000 to $5,000 depending on location and audience) and the digital versions cost the same or a bit more, but the industry benefits by selling that space at that price to more than one advertiser.

This is a bit more nuanced because realizing benefits requires a prohibitively expensive choice.

I'm really happy that being in New York, and being forced to be in a frustrating situation and be a bit more isolated, kind of benefitted me in breeding that triangle of sound.