Sentence examples for bonus of doing from inspiring English sources

The All Blacks had finally lifted the Webb Ellis Cup for a second time after winning the inaugural tournament in 1987, and had the added bonus of doing so on home soil.

What's more, if you organise it all yourself, you'll have the added bonus of doing something different that not many people have done before.

(The added bonus of doing that is it makes you more forgiving of others failings too!).

And since our studio required a full dress rehearsal, we had the added bonus of doing this twice.

While doing his PhD, Smith discovered that one of the biggest bonuses of doing science is the flexibility to organise your own time, and returning to medicine was frustrating in this regard.

"It is less of a bonus for doing well and more of a pay cut if targets are not met".

Money is a bonus, a byproduct of doing what you love.

Here's an extra bonus to doing plenty of foreplay: as you become more aroused, your natural lubrication will increase — making it easier for your partner to enter you painlessly later on.

The slower the exercise the better it is, and you have the added bonus of not doing yourself an injury.

But none of them received a bonus for doing their jobs -- and heroically in many cases.

More profit means higher bonuses (under the current way of doing business).