Sentence examples for modest boon from inspiring English sources
The new series, which has picked up momentum within the last couple of weeks, has already proved a modest boon for all involved.
For example, a detailed new study of climate change in Europe, led by Britain's University of East Anglia, concludes that climate change will probably be a modest boon for northern countries, in which winters could become milder and harvests would improve.
It is ironic that Case, of all people, would be so fond of reverb, an effect whose metallic curve can sometimes obscure a truly great voice but is a boon to modest singers.
Downtown at Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 6450, even the veterans' long-illicit civic boon of modest gambling for money and charity has come out of the closet, legalized at last with new video slots ready for the growing market.
Even a modest boost in the number of angel investors could be a boon to the startup community, especially in light of the economy.
Yet even a modest increase in price-to-earnings multiples could be a boon for investors.
Mr. Greenspan said this "implied subsidy" has been a boon to the companies' shareholders but provided only modest benefits to homebuyers in the form of lower mortgage rates.
| A boon for construction.
1. Boon boon Bee buzzing in Japanese.
