Sentence examples for a slight tailwind for from inspiring English sources

"What we're seeing is a slight tailwind for Obama, Jay Levee, one of the pollsters who carried out the survey told the Review Journal.

There was a slight tailwind; he flashed through the first mile in well under five minutes.

Rowing under ideal conditions with a slight tailwind on the opening half of the three-mile course, Free pursued the American lightweight national team sculler Steve Tucker up the entire distance of the course.

So: a slight plus for O? Maybe.

A slight pause for emphasis.

It will surely create a huge and growing market and a tailwind for Chinese and global growth.

"It will be a truly extraordinary boon and a great tailwind for the economy".

Should a wind of change sweep Barack Obama into office, it might also provide a handy tailwind for the left-of-centre Liberal party to America's north.

The weaker euro gives dollar investors a nice window and provides a nice tailwind for European economies and countries to restructure.

Should the ETF continue to push higher, we could see these bears abandon their losing positions, thus resulting in a significant tailwind for the sector.

In theory the $787 billion stimulus package and the popularity of environmental causes should provide a huge tailwind for Vestas and its rivals.