Sentence examples for a massive windfall from inspiring English sources

I do not buy the argument that the pipeline would be a massive windfall for U.S. security.

The wealthy, by contrast, get a massive windfall, and the corporate tax rate would nearly cut in half.

The fact that the Australian dollar is tracking in the low US70c range has meant a massive windfall to the RBA, meaning that the annual dividends to the government are likely to be $2bn or more in each of the next few years.

White House officials and Republican leaders are preparing a set of broad income and corporate tax cuts while also looking for a way to keep their plan from being a massive windfall for the wealthiest Americans, two people familiar with the plan said.

The financier was described as a "youngish, slim Englishman" who was "celebrating a massive windfall", on his own.

That resulted in a massive windfall that would be worth orders of magnitude more than Yahoo's own core business.

A similar effect was observed in March 2012 months after a videogame project's massive windfall; having got a taste for crowdfunding, the game's backers also supported other projects.

He is still in power today because of a massive oil windfall.

Some in Ireland had initially suggested a massive, unexpected windfall was nothing to complain about.

The short-term gain for a successful 2007 Cricket World Cup will be a massive financial windfall for the Caribbean.

Since Mr Chávez controls all the institutions of state, and is spending a massive oil windfall, he is widely assumed to be unbeatable.