Sentence examples for certain boon from inspiring English sources

Utah ski resorts, which have often played second fiddle to those in Colorado, have now been seen by a television audience of several billion, an almost certain boon for local tourism.

And to appear regularly in prime time is an almost certain career boon.

But the study suggests it could be a boon to certain species.

But there is no reason why the new freedoms cannot also be a boon to certain kinds of low skilled workers -- like cashiers.

Historically, the dropping of inflation has proved to be a boon for certain markets.

It might also be a boon to certain content creators, such as photographers or painters who make nude art, videographers who capture action or war or unfiltered pundits with niche views.

Fatherhood, as it happens, is what links Mr. Pitt's roles in "Moneyball" and "The Tree of Life" — he also played a father in "Babel" (2006), another acclaimed performance — which suggests that advancing age, at least for certain actors, can be a boon.

The question is less about whether Amazon's decision to site its satellite offices in certain cities will be a boon to those cities.

"For certain crops, hydroponics can be a boon," said John Magazino, president of Primizie Fine Foods in the Bronx, an upscale produce supplier that has sold hydroponic crops from nonurban suppliers to restaurants including Eleven Madison Park and Blue Hill at Stone Barns.

Retailers also have to insure that their products and aesthetic fit a neighborhood's demographics, especially when those demographics are changing; gentrification can be a death knell for certain kinds of stores, and a boon for others.

The market appeared less certain that the acquisition will be a boon for Micron.