side benefit

A side benefit of this practice can be a much less expensive solution as well.

His father has his own idea, he wanted to do a little side benefit clothing merchant.

As a side benefit, American tofu eaters also tend to be less culpable for soy's role in deforestation in the Amazon.

It'll be some of the best time you've ever spent, and an amazing side benefit is that you'll feel better about yourself, instantly.

And it's had the side benefit of a new social circle sharing her values and interests.

The researchers may also have stumbled on an unexpected side benefit.

Tend to only see one side of the win-win shortcomings, but found no advantage, in the end led to neither side benefit.

A fascinating, if wonky, story in this month's Wired looks at an unexpected side benefit that breast enhancement may have wrought.

Sweet, wild berries plucked from roadside patches are a delightful side benefit of camping.

It offers a side benefit that has nothing to do with learning languages but has a lot to do with enjoying life.

Having controls built in as part of government projects gives you the side benefit of making it happen for private companies.

WPARs allow for new applications to be deployed much more quickly, which is an important side-benefit.

This has the side benefit of improving performance by reducing WAN traffic.

Enjoy the journey to health and the great body will only be a side benefit.

As a side benefit, a Graham-style Bayesian filter is also simpler and faster than SpamAssassin.

But there is an important side-benefit: the opportunity to network with peers.

[Plus as a side benefit you also] get to present your own user interface.

Note: There's a subtle side-benefit of doing this.

As a side benefit, it gave me the inspiration for this project.

Nutter explained that a side benefit of using invokedynamic is that the invocation logic of Rhino will be much simpler for the Java 6 case.

However, she said, people who alter their diets often find they lose weight as a side benefit