Sentence examples for generated a windfall for from inspiring English sources

Was Mr. Naimi signaling that Saudi Arabia was prepared to increase its own production soon, easing policies that have generated a windfall for his nation over the last two years?

The ancillary products generated a windfall for many others.

Gains in the existing I.R.A. would be taxed, generating a windfall for the government.

If all goes as planned, Visa's offering would generate a windfall for thousands of its so-called member banks, which own the company.

Hopes that next year's sale of 4G airwaves could generate a windfall for the Government have been fuelled by successful auctions in other countries.

All things considered, it's hard to avoid seeing the merger proposal as a cynical move designed to boost Pfizer's stock price and generate a windfall for the company's senior managers, who are compensated mainly in equity.

That should drive up the shares of JagNotes and generate a windfall for Valinoti, who owns 5 million shares.

But rather than eating away at the traditional media, the growing popularity of the Internet will generate a windfall for offline news and entertainment, the study argues.

In one sense, that's fair enough – a sale being the only reasonable way to generate a windfall return for founders.

With or without New Jersey's county lines, Booker's national profile -- and his contacts with potential big money donors -- could generate a windfall in campaign contributions for the Newark mayor.

By Friday the viral trend had transformed into a fundraising phenomenon, generating a £2m windfall for Cancer Research UK.