Sentence examples for something of a windfall from inspiring English sources

The Nets have been something of a windfall for the part-timers and others.

The cemetery workers hope for something of a windfall once the borders are reopened for bodies.

Growth in consumer cash flow will be marginally lower, principally because fuel prices will be higher but of course exporters will enjoy something of a windfall".

We're probably more likely to see pigs fly (in reality, not on YouTube) than see YouTube change its domain name, and that could mean UTube is set for something of a windfall.

Quality of Life Yes indeed, some residents of Trinidad enjoyed something of a windfall when the government engaged in pre-summit beautification plans along Churchill Roosevelt and Beetham Highways.

Exactly why productivity has waned is still something of a mystery, but economists suspect that the windfall from the terms of trade meant that many companies simply did not have to work hard to be more profitable.

It had the makings of a windfall.

The idea of a windfall profits tax causes a similar divide.

When Stella dies, the prospect of a windfall lifts her children's bedraggled spirits.

However, considering the size of the total settlement, this is probably more of a symbolic victory than something that will actually mean a windfall for individual musicians.

Of course, stories abound about the perils of life after a windfall.