Sentence examples for would be a plus from inspiring English sources

(Mountainous hiking opportunities would be a plus).

Journalistic experience would be a plus, but is not essential.

"Synthes's trauma business would be a plus, but it's not a deal killer," Mr. Wald said.

"The lake would be a plus for the town, really beautify it," Mr. Wasilewski said.

Only 42 percent said that the Giuliani endorsement would be a plus, and 37 percent said it would be minus.

And he thought it would be a plus for the state to have a representative in the cabinet.

John Hollander, poet and Yale professor, questioned whether it would be a plus to publish thousands more poetry books.

"Voters said that they like the idea of bringing Kelly back, and if a candidate says that they are going to reappoint Kelly, this would be a plus".

Nancy Weiss Malkiel, dean of the undergraduate college at Princeton, said the policy was not meant to establish such grade quotas, but to set a goal: Over time and across all academic departments, no more than 35 percent of grades in undergraduate courses would be A-plus, A or A-minus.

If the film is a comedy, it'd be a plus to keep outtakes and include them in an outtake/blooper reel after the film.

Mr Clyburn's endorsement would be a huge plus for anyone lucky enough to receive it.