Sentence examples for a windfall for a program from inspiring English sources

The latest move in this game of musical conferences is Memphis joining the Big East, which is a windfall for a program often hanging on to relevance by very short fingernails, writes Geoff Calkins in The Commercial Appeal.

Dressing Mrs. Obama on any occasion is a windfall for a designer.

She unwittingly created a windfall for a show she sought to have canceled.

Sen. John McCain secured millions in federal funds for a land acquisition program that provided a windfall for an Arizona developer whose executives were major campaign donors, public records show.

This time, rather than promising that a lottery could single-handedly balance the state budget, Scientific Games tied the lottery to a particular cause — education in California, for example — and promised a windfall for this specific program.

As structured, critics say, a grant plan proposed by DeVos would have amounted to a windfall for states that already have these programs.

What they did not emphasize was that the deal would also create a windfall for them worth millions of dollars a year, courtesy of an obscure federally mandated drug discount program.

"What a windfall for me," he says.

The weaker yen, meanwhile, has meant a windfall for exporters.

"Instead, it's a windfall for the airlines".

That shift was a windfall for drug makers, he said.