Depending on how it is structured, that could amount to a one-time boon for companies with large overseas profits, essentially rewarding past success rather than providing the incentives to invest in future growth.
Still, there were signs that the near-zero interest rates may remain in place for some time, a boon for stocks.
Easier to execute than a regular soufflé, it has the great advantage that it can be prepared ahead of time – a boon to restaurant and home cooks alike.
By the time Sergeant Boon's team reached Karbala in late April, the soldiers had turned up nothing at the 38 sites they had surveyed, sometimes hastily, as the maneuvering forces pressed on to Baghdad, team members said.
Like other growers in Connecticut, he has welcomed modifications to corn that, among other improvements, keep it fresher for a longer time — a boon for consumers, too, though most are unaware that today's corn is not their grandfather's or even their father's corn.
Projections for the oil industry are historically iffy, yet odds are crude prices will stay high for some time, a boon to the royalty trusts.
An order tracker also reminds you how much you paid for bitcoin at various times, a boon for those looking for an investment vehicle.
… Tokyo Olympics schedule reveals prime-time TV boon for marquee sports.
While there was little data to back up the existence of this delayed syndrome, the image of the veteran as a walking time bomb was a boon to the antiwar movement, which used it as proof that military aggression destroys minds and annihilates souls.
The villa had satellite TV and a VCR and, miraculously, Italian tapes of "The Land Before Time" -- a boon since the tapes we'd packed didn't work in the European VCR.
