Sentence examples for offer a tailwind from inspiring English sources

From a short-term perspective, continued strength in the yen as the Fed remains under the spotlight would likely be a headwind for stocks, while a rejection from this long-term resistance could offer a tailwind.

"The traffic was giving me a tailwind.

"Mr. Obama is getting a tailwind from this financial mayhem".

So there's a tailwind in the sector".

But perhaps Mr. Romney has a bit of a tailwind heading into the first debate on Wednesday.

Phillips said: "It was a tailwind one minute and a headwind the next.

"It's almost like I'm catching a tailwind," he said.

The photographs don't stand alone; they come with a tailwind of controversy.

Bolt will be hoping for a tailwind of 2.0m/s, the maximum permissible for a world record.

Edwards had the second-best time, a 10.85 with a tailwind of 2.3.

A tailwind pushed the canoe over the blue-gray, incredibly clear water of Ralph Bice Lake.