Sentences with phrase «nice little benefit»

Having a side business is no longer just a nice little benefit, it's becoming mandatory if you want to get ahead today.

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After a little investigating, I discovered that these types of companies were hungry for scientists and offered many nice benefits, such as 40 - to 50 - hour weeks, higher salaries, paid vacations, and medical, dental, and pension plans.

The benefits of fasting and calorie restriction also has some nice little research such as: — increased longevity — reducing oxidative stress — reducing inflammation — reduce risk of heart disease — improving neuroendocrine responses — increasing GH secretion — protective effects on heart, lung, brain — decrease in insulin resistance and other overall disease prevention and life extension factors....

Nice censorship... ORAC value of foods (aside from the vitamin C and E) have never been shown to have any benefit in vivo, they might be potent in a test tube, but have little to no antioxidant benefits in the body.

It is a nice side effect if you do have excess weight to lose, but I know for certain that the benefits you'll find in terms of vibrance, clarity, productivity, energy, sleep, and overall vitality will surpass what you could have ever even imagined that little weight loss might.

The quinoa (which by the way is technically a seed not a grain) adds a nice texture and provides additional nutritional benefits like fiber, potassium, phosphorous and a little choline (6).

so you have a single black male I'm on here looking for friends maybe some benefits little bit about me I stand 5 foot 9 I weigh about 205 pounds have dark brown eyes nice lips a little bit about me I like to play basketball like to watch you all so I can play and watch football too umm I like to pl...

Little work for the school, and no effect for students that don't own Kindles, but a small, nice benefit for the Kindle users.

Though this isn't the strongest cash back card, it does provide some nice benefits and could be a good fit for you if you are looking for a little something back for your purchases.

Online savings accounts usually earn a little more interest than checking, which is nice, but the main benefit is that they are liquid and will allow you to withdraw money in a pinch.

This isn't as big a deal as it once was, considering how little we write checks these days, but it's one of many nice benefits of banking with them.

Of course, it's always nice to have a better shot for better upgrades and the little gifts or exclusive deals that are offered at times due to your status, I'm just not sure that these benefits would motivate me to obtain elite status without an additional specific benefit.

While it's nice to get a little bonus towards A-List, I don't value the benefits of A-List enough to warrant spending tens of thousands of dollars on the Premier card just to obtain A-list a little quicker.

The 50 % points back benefit for the Business Platinum card, which wasn't mentioned in the pre-release rumors, is also a nice addition, but it's on a separate card and still too little.

3DS owners might feel a little vexed that the Wii U version benefits from online play and nicer visuals while the 3DS version itself is entirely portable.

The benefit of SC is that if you haven't touched FC or remember much of the story, you get a nice little synopsis of what's going on.

Get yourself a nice, little support network of fellow freelancers who are all working from home and could benefit from some shared company and the chance to bounce ideas off others.

In addition to premiums that are up to 300 % higher, they also throw in a nice little waiting period before the policy will pay out a death benefit.

The executive employee already has life insurance coverage from a personal policy, which means they have very little need for more coverage amount, but having the cash value component is a nice supplemental benefit that they don't get through a personal term policy.

Getting a nice break on your renters insurance premium is just a little added benefit of finding a safe, secure place to live.