Sentence examples for collateral benefit from inspiring English sources

Its efforts have a collateral benefit, too.

Barclays (and others) could yet enjoy collateral benefit from such developments.

As a "collateral benefit," Kiehl throws in a free clinical examination of their brains.

As a collateral benefit, end-to-end completion times of data-intensive jobs improve as well.

Does the hiring initiative have any collateral benefit for New Haven-based employers besides Yale?

And he gave a boost to the Rust Belt as a collateral benefit.

"But having said that, there's a collateral benefit in that it raises the profile of variety.

They house offices as well as residences, so they complicate our conception of commuting without the collateral benefit of reducing traffic and pollution.

But, he said, there is at least one collateral benefit: "I've never been able to play an instrument and got to get serious about the ukulele now".

Such an exclusion is not a burden on the foreign commerce at all; it simply is the denial of a collateral benefit.

Employers, too, may find collateral benefits to furloughs.