Sentence examples for considerable boon from inspiring English sources

And you might find that it to be a considerable boon to a less-obvious establishment, even those not named Starbucks or Hilton.

From this boon of research and interest (relative to Spinoza studies), considerable disagreement has emerged about Spinoza's modal commitments.

But worker advocacy groups say the impact on businesses' bottom lines will be either negligible or non-existent, while the boon to workers' quality of life and morale is considerable.

But to the considerable extent that it mimics the Ryan plan, it would be a boon for the already wealthy.

It would be a considerable honor for Dickey, who has blossomed spectacularly late in his career, and a boon for the Mets, who have had few things to cheer of late.

Admirable boon!

| A boon for construction.

1. Boon boon Bee buzzing in Japanese.

A boon for shareholders?

It's a boon.

Also a boon.