Whatever the case, the legislation has been a windfall to top executives at the leading health records companies.
But the estimates of a gift of another $8 million, to hit the new $10 million limit, could be a windfall to heirs.
His unselfishness in front of goal may have deprived him of a higher goal tally, but it has been a windfall to others.
"The entire contract amount -- the deposit amount plus what they were seeking -- would be a windfall to them, because they could fill up the spot in the class from the waiting list".
"The court's holding," Justice Kennedy wrote, "is a windfall to defendants, one that is unjustified by a demonstrated deficiency in trials, any well-understood historical requirement, or any established constitutional precedent".
"It is unfortunate that the city administration continues to implement a sweetheart deal that offers little economic benefit to Brooklyn but is a windfall to professional baseball," Mr. Golden said in a statement released immediately after the event.
For George Osborne, the fines have been a windfall to spend on the NHS after he changed the rules following the 2012 Libor rigging scandal to stop the proceeds going back to the City.
Last Friday several hundred university students were turned back by armed police when they attempted to march on the Australian High Commission to protest against the deal - despite one of the sweeteners from Canberra being a windfall to reform higher education.
"It would be a windfall to the industry.
Other economists believe that a lower corporate tax would just be a windfall to stockholders primarily a boon for the wealthy, in other words.
