Sentence examples for the plus of from inspiring English sources

The plus of playin' guitar, of satisfying the crowd in different ways.

"The Option as Shield in a Shaky Market" (Feb. 4) exhibited in neon the plus of buying options but dimmed out the minus.

As Darryl Jenkins, director of the Aviation Institute, a unit of George Washington University, puts it: "The plus of a network is that everything is connected.

Deep blue has the plus of black in that it is a dense defusing shade making, every size of woman look a little smaller.

It is found that the optimum length is almost uniquely determined by the dopant concentration of Yb-doped fiber, and the plus of these two parameters are a constant almost unvaried with other parameters of Yb-doped fiber.

The case doesn't have a battery, which means you need to plug it in to charge your earbuds, but is has the plus of being able to completely turn off the Headphone meaning they'll still have charge when you come back to them after a long weekend or so.

One of the pluses of video was that the moment could be extended.

We need them as smart as dogs with all the pluses of a robot".

Michael Carberry was one of the plusses of that first innings debacle.

Andrew Grene recognized both the perils and the pluses of his assignments.

But he doubts that a stranger to New York can "know the problems and the pluses" of the state.