Sentence examples for special boon for from inspiring English sources

The technology should be a special boon for offshore oil-and-gas drilling industries, which need precise information to map their work locations and can't install fixed-reference stations at sea.

This means sharper visuals on the screen, a special boon for those watching television shows or movies (might I suggest A Bug's Life?) on their tablets.

Eight of the nine Democrats running for president criticized the measure, calling it a threat to Medicare and a boon for special interests.

It probably would also be a boon for the Washington economy, as special interests rushed to hire any lobbyist with a pulse to protect their benefits.

A lanky 26-year-old named Luke in black army boots, tattered jeans and a Carlsberg Special Brew T-shirt feels his crowd is a boon for Bath.

The apartments designed primarily for middle-class teachers have been an unintentional boon for the cafeteria workers, bus drivers and special education assistants who make up the lowest-paid group in the school system.

The apartments designed primarily for middle-class teachers have been an unintentional boon for the cafeteria workers, bus drivers and special education assistants who make up the lowest-paid group in the school system.

Clearly, all the ruckus comes down to the general "feeling" that a station in the "heart" of Century City would be a boon for ridership, if not the backroom nudging of special interests and Century City developers.

Mr. Snowden's disclosures of the National Security Agency's cyberactivities and his flight to the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China have been a boon for Beijing.

This really is a boon for anyone faced with a long drive, train ride, or flight wanting a special insight to the region they're exploring.

| A boon for construction.