Sentence examples for clear plus from inspiring English sources

A clear plus of this modeling approach is that captures automatically the different effects of fixed-date public holidays and weekday public holidays.

There has been some relief among environment NGOs campaigning for a greener EU budget following this last minute acknowledgement of one of the budget's clear plus points.

This confirms Juve are four points clear, plus a much better goal difference, with three to play.

"Right now, Iraq, along with getting Osama bin Laden, succeeding in Libya, and restoring the U.S. reputation in the world, is a clear plus for Obama," said David Rothkopf, a former official in the administration of Bill Clinton and a national security expert.

The fact that this bill promotes the use of energy sources other than environmentally harmful fossil fuels is a clear plus for the Administration.

Choice always brings obvious advantages so, if a player wants a game with a smaller top prize but a higher chance of winning, that's a clear plus point to an online lottery game.

"Over the last few months, a number of clear pluses have developed for the industry," he added, "the falloff in energy prices, the aggressiveness of the Fed trying to stimulate demand through interest rate cuts, and certainly the tax relief that is forthcoming in the third quarter".

Subjects with HCV infection (combined group of cleared plus chronic) were more likely to be female, black, older at the time of enrollment, part of the 1945 1964 (baby boomer) birth cohort, to have a history of injection drug use, and to have higher CD4+ T-cell counts (enrollment and nadir) and lower platelets.

By a clear million-plus majority Britain has voted to leave the European Union.

All cells imaged showed clear MT plus-end tracking (n>20), confirming that +TIP tracking of ch-TOG does not require TACC3.

Mr. Brown solved the problem of only one intermission by using a traveling curtain, with silhouetted trees, to bring in the lakeside clearing, plus a transparent back wall for the palace and a ballroom platform that breaks in half for the final act.