Sentence examples for a windfall to from inspiring English sources

They are a windfall to plaintiffs.

The taxes on fags is also a windfall to both state and federal governments.

In practice, doing so would have given a windfall to bondholders: nearly double their capital as well as interest payments.

Whatever the case, the legislation has been a windfall to top executives at the leading health records companies.

Extracting it domestically, with tougher safety rules, would bring a windfall to a Treasury that sorely needs one.

The alternative, he said, was to provide a windfall to the relatively few models who had made claims.

But Senator Edward M. Kennedy, Democrat of Massachusetts, said the House bill would provide a windfall to big companies.

Mr. Bush's proposal to privatize part of Social Security would undermine the system while handing a windfall to Wall Street.

Yet it will provide a windfall to just a handful of advisers — including the boutique investment banks on LinkedIn's side.

Moreover, they said the Republican plan would provide a windfall to the most affluent households, by permanently reducing the top tax rate to 28 percent.

But the estimates of a gift of another $8 million, to hit the new $10 million limit, could be a windfall to heirs.