Sentence examples for definite benefit from inspiring English sources

There's a definite benefit to having your hands tied.

"There is a definite benefit to the carriers to have Amazon's brand and features on their service".

"I am not an independent for security reasons, although there is a definite benefit to that – you do feel slightly safer," he said.

One definite benefit to that job is that he is occasionally summoned to the Versace headquarters in Milan, where he reclines on a leopard-print chaise lounge, gazing at photos of Madonna and Elton John, while he waits for Donatella.

The drone's key selling point is portability – a definite benefit for a product designed to take on the go, alongside the company's small cameras.

He imagines someone noticing and saying, " 'Wow, he took the initiative to be involved in this competition and has experience with NASA.' " Lohrmeyer sees "a definite benefit".

So I think there are definite benefits for us in economic terms".

"But trepanation has had subtle but definite benefits for me, and to the other people I know who have had it done.

But the democratization of quality shots can have definite benefits for the spectators, as the first week of this Open has made clear.

It's certainly a superior tool for scouts and general managers, and it brings some definite benefits to a minor league system still trying to establish itself as a basketball entity.

One of the definite benefits of EU membership, and something that has undoubtedly benefited U.K. fintech startups, is so-called "passporting" of financial services.