Sentence examples for prove a boon from inspiring English sources

Public disillusionment with mainstream parties following the expenses scandal could prove a boon, she claims.

Playing with crossmodal perception might even prove a boon for the planet.

Democratic politicians have embraced the protests, which could prove a boon or a boondoggle.

However, the e-mails will prove a boon to disgruntled clients and their publicity-hungry lawyers.

This could prove a boon for Toronto as a tourist destination.

Technologies for analyzing mundane smart-phone data trails could prove a boon to business, researchers say.

If Interscope escapes unscathed in the federal probe, Suge Knight's undoing could well prove a boon.

Perhaps the most surprising finding was that excessive weight may prove a boon for pedestrians in a collision.

The oil multinational hopes its improved trees, now growing in test sites in Uruguay and Chile, will prove a boon to the pulp and paper industry.

If nothing else, the new fashion for alliances should prove a boon to restaurants all over the world.* "Smart Alliances: a Guide to Repeatable Success".

The Peninsula Palace is one of the official Olympic hotels, and this designation will no doubt prove a boon as will the highly publicized infrastructure improvements in Beijing, particularly where roads and transportation are concerned.