That's a real boon

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

That's a real boon which its competitors cannot manage.

Given that it's winter and I'm a bit sick, it's a real boon to be able to get some low-impact cardio in during the day and still get work done.

"It's a real boon for people in this age bracket that they no longer have to rely on the benevolence of married friends for a date," says Sampson.

It's a real boon for remote enjoyment (I am watching this game in Nairobi).

"It's a real boon to the field".

For military contractors, that could be a real boon.

From what I hear, we'll get our Vons back, plus a marketplace that will be a real boon to the area.

You've got to have power". Providing that power could be a real boon to American (and global) companies focused on power generation and energy management.

And that's been a real boon for us at Citrix.

"To have a major Taiwanese manufacturer add to that capacity will be a real boon to the market". In a report published Monday, Rottman Epps predicted that the price of new electronic ink readers will fall to $199 by late 2010.

Boris Johnson has said that there would be a "big chance for a better arrangement on fisheries" in Northern Ireland, and Nigel Farage said that the industry would be "transformed" and that leaving the EU "would be a real boon".