Sentence examples for prove a windfall from inspiring English sources

That distribution could prove a windfall for Lucent's holders, but yesterday provided anything but.

Mr. McCain's tax plan could prove a windfall for corporate America.

Let's be frank, these corporate tax cuts are likely to prove a windfall for shareholders while producing merely marginal gains for wages and jobs.

In the past, some analysts have speculated that a breakup of Microsoft into two monopolies -- as the government is expected to soon propose -- could prove a windfall for investors.

For U.S. investors, this should prove a windfall since the demand for foreign shares will be much greater than for Canadian.

The dust-up has proved a windfall of sorts for Memories.

And although the prescience of this strategy proved a windfall for these institutions, with high-yield debt portfolios fattening profits, banks made few moves to increase lending to individuals or companies.

The policy proved a windfall for Central Asian Muslims, who, then as now, raised large families anyway, but it did little to stem the decline of the Slavic population.

For some lucky rural towns, the unexpected popularity of a scheme called furusato nozei, or hometown tax, is proving a windfall.Seven years ago the central government began allowing city residents to divert a proportion of their income-tax payments to a furusato of their choice.

His bill's focus on business tax cuts -- 70percentt of its benefits in the first year would go to companies -- has proved a political windfall for Democrats.

The fallout, however, has proved an unexpected windfall for one actor: Mark Wahlberg.