Sentence examples for proved a windfall from inspiring English sources

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.

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

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

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 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.

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

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.

Mr. Bloomfield said he had been told by insiders that the investigation of Mr. Rosen, director of foreign policy issues at Aipac and an influential figure there for more than 20 years, and Mr. Weissman, a Mideast analyst with the group since 1993, had proved a "fund-raising windfall" as donors rallied to offer their support.

The resulting windfall surpasses even the bonanza of the 1950s, when Australia got rich from soaring wool sales during and after the Korean war.But the latest boom has proved a curse as well as a blessing.

She has proved an able administrator, helping Mr. da Silva carry out his poverty-relief programs, manage the windfall from the commodities boom and oversee billions of dollars in large infrastructure projects.