Sentence examples for some pluses from inspiring English sources

There are some pluses to the new format.

"The quarter had some pluses and minuses," said A. M. Sacconaghi, an analyst with Sanford C. Bernstein & Company.

And that's what we want at Bath. "There are some pluses in the French model and rugby league, where the salary cap is related to your business.

It's got some pluses and minuses, in that it's not really practical to represent the whole genome, but it's a sampling of it, certainly enough to identify me uniquely.

However, there are some pluses on the international front.

The health care portfolio has some pluses and minuses.

Maybe at this point, it's best to list some of the pluses in this some-pluses-some-minuses undertaking.

Liz Claiborne, which still sells some plus-size clothing, shut down its plus-size line Elisabeth, along with Sigrid Olsen, which carried larger sizes.

The commercial ends with a veritable tidal wave of red soup covering the entire screen as these words appear: "Add some Plus.

In addition to this marginalization, plus-size women experienced anxiety when trying on athletic clothing and dissatisfaction with their bodies if the exercise clothing did not fit; this pre-exercise anxiety deterred some plus-size women from exercising (Christel 2012).

On Friday, I went "up West" to get some plus-size tights for the weekend.