Sentence examples for providing a boon from inspiring English sources

The shared experiences in Tunisia contributed to the dissidents' ability to compromise, providing a boon to the country's fledgling democracy, she said.

The towns along the river are hoping that it is money well-spent, providing a boon to their business communities near the stations.

He emphasized that Republicans are hoping to pass comprehensive tax reform that would lower corporate tax rates, providing a boon to all businesses beyond any individual deals.

But the effects are expected to ripple through the industry, providing a boon to alternative carriers that must buy network capacity from the company and to consumers, who are expected to benefit from the lower prices.

Although the restructuring helped show more clearly the strength of Google's core business — providing a boon to investors — a side effect of that was to shine a brighter spotlight on Alphabet's Other Bets, some of which have not fared so well under the attention.

On Sunday, "Colbert" marked the end of an era when the series took that top honor, providing a boon to its 49-year-old host and the deadpan character he's created.

The end of the insurgency has provided a boon for Sri Lanka.

The seasonal fireworks of Mr. Wong's garden provide a boon to the neighborhood.

Coal is plentiful and provides the least expensive electricity per megawatt, while fracking may provide a boon of shale gas".

Yahyia Gassem, 41, a taxi driver who also works for a car service, said a fare increase could provide a boon.

Gangmasters fear that regulation may increase the cost of doing business legitimately and provide a boon to unscrupulous operators.