Sentence examples for level of windfalls from inspiring English sources

Standard remained tight-lipped about the level of windfalls policyholders might receive but said it was junking its anti-carpetbagging measure, brought in at the height of the conversion battle led by Monaco fund manager Fred Woollard in 2000.

But a "real focus on costs is essential for any airline," and that "would suggest that the level of windfall profit-making in the sector will be reasonably low," he said.

It's been a summer of windfalls at the American Folk Art Museum.

It's easy to make too big a deal of windfalls, regardless of their size.

According to Tim Condon of ING, the windfall has produced the highest level of foreign debt relative to reserves in Asia.

Because the bank is committed to maintain the existing level of QE, it is set to recycle the windfall as more conventional QE.

If Johnston Press can hit a debt level of £240m by the end of next year, it will receive a £25m windfall and, crucially, be able to negotiate a better rate from banks.

Prices for the oil and gas that earn Algeria 95% of its trade income have been high for three years in a row, and the near record levels of the past six months have produced windfalls all round.

Despite this, since our measure of windfall gains is anticipated to some degree, the estimated impact of windfall gains on labour supply will underestimate the true effect.

By size of windfall gains received, there are 4,172 (48.8%) observed individuals with small windfall gains, 3,353 (39.2%) with medium windfall gains, and 1,023 (12.0%) individuals with large windfall gains.

What is the effect of windfall gains on economic behaviour?