Sentence examples for great plus from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Pringle said, "When the dust settles from all this, what comes out very positively is that we now know for certain where Shakespeare's mother lived as a girl, and I think that's a great plus".

"We'll have the cultural background and I think it would be a great plus to learn the language as well – if you can speak Chinese and then go back to a British university, then you could be in charge of liaising with the students or in creating exchanges.

Winning a large EU-grant application would be a great plus for my career, and this course will certainly improve my chances.

The ability of NYRA (New York Racing Association) to come back in to New York and put in its own boutique off track facilities would be a great plus to the industry.

Dutton goes on to note that the skills of a musical genius have to be intuitive and felt rather than purely analytic, and that productivity is a great plus, too (well, actually, he says that "vast output is not a sufficient condition for creative genius, but it is difficult to name a creative genius who was not highly productive").

This advantage was expressed by a spouse saying: 'One great plus for our family is that my husband has got so much more time to spend with all of us (after his stroke).' About half of the dyads perceived that the person with stroke's rehabilitation needs were met 1 year after the stroke.

One of the great pluses of Half Moon is that its rooms are housed in a series of two-storey villas, staggered to afford each inhabitant the feeling of an exclusive slice of ocean.

One of the great pluses of working on this was the chance to get to know Dougray really well.

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One of its great pluses lies in the fact that it introduces the viewer to a remarkable world of which he may not have known prior to going to the show itself.