Sentence examples for tailwind for from inspiring English sources

"It will be a truly extraordinary boon and a great tailwind for the economy".

Responding to Ban's remarks, Netanyahu said: "The secretary general's remarks provide a tailwind for terror.

As the article puts it, the sales-tax break was a "tailwind" for Amazon.

Should a wind of change sweep Barack Obama into office, it might also provide a handy tailwind for the left-of-centre Liberal party to America's north.

"What we're seeing is a slight tailwind for Obama, Jay Levee, one of the pollsters who carried out the survey told the Review Journal.

The weaker euro gives dollar investors a nice window and provides a nice tailwind for European economies and countries to restructure.

"We're looking for things that have tailwinds for the long term," he said.

Ryanair's figures continue to provide positive tailwinds for easyJet and International Consolidated Airlines, who are both topping the leaderboard in London.

At its best the state is nothing less than the ultimate Schumpeterian innovator generating the gales of creative destruction that provide strong tailwinds for private firms like Apple.Ms Mazzucato says that the most successful entrepreneurial state can be found in the most unlikely place: the United States.

In short, we're seeing some major tailwinds for bioproduct companies as we near 2020.

Until now, it's been all tailwinds for the entrepreneurs and companies looking to make stuff happen in 3D.