Sentence examples for of a boon from inspiring English sources

Not needing a visa was a bit of a boon.

Which makes old age something of a boon.

Yet hedge funds have been far more of a boon to financial markets than a bane.

For some overworked US TV producers, however, the new policy represents something of a boon.

Over the years, electronics have been more of a boon than a threat to camshafts.

An electric boost is even more of a boon in hilly towns and cities.

"But this is lending itself to becoming a bit of a boon," she added.

If anything, the recent troubled economic times have been something of a boon to the area.

Mr. Corzine tried to portray his lack of political experience as an asset, his years as co-chairman of Goldman , Sachs & Companya boon to those weary of career politicians.

People are afraid of malls (a boon for online shopping).

The high reliability of supplies, a boon to consumers at one level, led people to take electric energy for granted.