Sentence examples for another boon of from inspiring English sources

Gift-guide articles, another boon of these marketing-engineered holidays, often still begin with the premise of the tie as the default gift, offering better, more creative alternatives from that derided baseline.

Another boon of the award is the stipulation that winners must do no teaching or administration during the grant period, allowing them to focus solely on research.

As I tucked into cod with cockles and grilled fennel with saffron mayonnaise and caught up on some reading, I reflected on another boon for those of us willing to strike out alone: those annoying tapas plates meant for sharing but are never quite enough for two?

And nowhere is the breakdown in law and order more evident than in the car business, where the steady supply of inventory from the equally lawless border with Libya more than 600 miles away has provided another unexpected boon of the Arab Spring.

Another clear boon of the device is the implementation of EV-DO.

At recess, they wave to each other, another small-town boon of Bedford Street life.

Yet another boon, at least in terms of its literary pulling power, is the unusually high degree of technology even in relatively unsophisticated office chairs.

The great boon of my childhood was my boy cousins.

So the boon of the oil wealth is being squandered.

Heaven showers the boon of fruitfulness on our beloved duchess.

The boon of the demographic profile will be gone.