Sentence examples for boon of having from inspiring English sources

In 18 years the boon of having been given £250, or if you're lucky enough to be really poor, £500, will be as likely to help you towards a studio-flat deposit as you are to have been born with the musculature of Darcy Bussell.

Martin Boon of ICM has developed the "wisdom of crowds" approach, which asks respondents not how they will vote, but how they think the country as a whole will do so.

Stricklin said talent was more evenly spread in the conference partly because of the boon that had come from revenue-sharing.

The court case hearing of Chu Boon had one unintended consequence; it made Chay Wa much better known to the public than he may otherwise have been.

A boon of short story collections has come out over the past months and I've been drinking up.

Entitled The Mistress, McCutcheon's book – a foray into the slushy territory of Mills and Boon – has been met with muted reviews.

And what a boon that has been.

"[The media is] just feeding the beast," she said, referring to the boon of feminist messaging we've seen in women's media.

Branding consultant Rebecca Battman tells me the e-cigarette industry's greatest boon has been the destruction of the image of traditional smoking.

Chin Peng was the nom de guerre of Ong Boon Hua, who had joined with the British to battle Japanese troops after they invaded what was then British Malaya in 1941.

Mr. Chung acknowledged that the festival success of "Munyurangabo," while a boon, has occasionally left him uncomfortable.