Sentence examples for true windfall from inspiring English sources
Revenue from overseas citizens visiting, residing in, or doing business in Britain is a true "windfall tax" in the sense that it boosts tax revenues.
That makes the money raised by Humans of New York, donated by nearly 40,000 people from around the world, a true windfall for the school.
Are these advances being shared fairly with musicians and songwriters, and will the same be true of any sale/IPO windfall?
Basically, the Treasury is colluding with private speculators to create off-balance sheet entities, to offer new windfall profit opportunities and disguise the true degree of risk.
This is true to the point that when a person receives a random windfall like lottery winnings we are likely to upgrade our perception of his or her character.
Those who look to distance education as a revenue-generating machine resulting in financial windfalls are typically disappointed when they factor in the true costs of this endeavor.
In other words, this policy could be seen as a bribe to older people to vote Tory and gain a guaranteed windfall of many tens of thousands of pounds by buying their homes at a fraction of its true value.
It is also true that, as the former Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner put it during the trial, the country's big banks got "a windfall as a result of government assistance".
Despite this, since our measure of windfall gains is anticipated to some degree, the estimated impact of windfall gains on labour supply will underestimate the true effect.
