Sentence examples for positive spin off from inspiring English sources

It was a huge positive spin off".

Moreover, hosting a FP trainer in a practice may have positive spin offs on and for other colleagues.

You may be tired after a hard day in the office, but it'll have a positive spin-off.

THE sorry saga of MPs' allowance-fiddling has had one positive spin-off: politicians no longer dare claim that such information should be kept secret.

Remarkably, even near-failures by the space agency have resulted in positive spin-off technologies that in turn have led directly to meaningful, tangible civilian applications capable of propelling economic progress.

The Red Devils chief always felt Park's frequent journeys back to South Korea were a factor and now he is no longer compelled to make them, the 30-year-old is hoping for a positive spin-off.

But if there is really an alternative, it could have more positive spin-offs than many would routinely pass off.

According to Sir Richard, "positive spin-offs" from gardening include, exercise, vitamin D from sunlight, and home-grown food.

There have been some unexpected positive spin-offs with more social enterprises approaching the company with ideas for addressing some of the biggest areas of food waste.

The realities of development will be much more real if you're in the south, compared to being in Oxford or London, he says "Added to this, the positive spin-offs from these organisations – the trained activists, lobbyists and professional campaigners – are going to European cities at the moment.

So we get people coming in to see what we can offer, so there's a good positive spin-off for new membership opportunities".