Sentence examples for handy benefit from inspiring English sources

Cycling is a great, low-impact exercise that has the handy benefit of also getting you from A to B. If cycle commuting is impractical or makes you nervous, find a local park route or get on a stationary bike.

Another handy benefit: Yahoo will pay Gateway a bounty for every pair of eyes that sticks with the site.

This has the handy benefit that Foursquare tweets can now be filtered out of your "All Friends" twitter column.

So that handy economic benefit may not be realised.

Imagine if a provision allowing presidents to run for a third term could be slipped in — a handy side benefit for Kirchner, who's in the middle of her second term.

"Why buy a DVD player when you can get this and it's a lot more handy?" Nintendo could benefit from products that extend the age range of people who use its game machines.

The men and women on the rig talk pretty much as they would, with no handy translation for our benefit.

Some firms had already been granted limited liability, and the Company's officers persuaded Queen Elizabeth that it should be given this handy status too.A second benefit of state backing was monopoly.

Memorize and abide by the handy rhyme, for everyone's benefit.

Its answers are not wholly convincing.One handy appeal is to the benefits of the free market.

Handy saves on overtime and benefits by categorizing workers as contractors.