Sentence examples for A windfall of wealth from inspiring English sources

And few would turn down a windfall of wealth, if given the opportunity.

A sudden windfall of wealth from a "terms-of-trade shock" initially tends to be saved not spent, and national saving rates in oil-exporting countries have recently shot up (see chart 10).But the oil-producing countries are being unusually frugal.

A windfall of federal cash spawns graft in much the same way that oil wealth or foreign aid can cause corruption in poor countries.

It has brought back the ugly spectre of police cruising city streets to harass and humiliate women they deem to be immodest in their dress.The president's open-handed economic policies, based on a windfall of $250 billion in oil sales during his four-year term and intended to redistribute wealth, have won friends among the poor.

The subpoena brought a windfall of information.

The producers get a windfall of cash.

That gives a windfall of around £610.

Samantha Cameron received a windfall of £430,000.

The pipeline transformed the young state's political economy and brought a windfall of petroleum profits.

Such donations usually amount to a windfall of corporate publicity.

And that actor will inherit a windfall of hypocritical power.