Sentence examples for useful boon from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gawenda's nuanced Hovstad similarly mixes sincere belief in the rightness of Stockmann's quest with an awareness that it will be a useful boon for his paper.

Perhaps it's a boon for us.

User growth has accelerated since the release in May of a set of guidelines for other software makers to tie directly into a user's Dropbox account, similar to the approach that aided Twitter's growth and ubiquity.The service is useful for coordinating files among desktops, but a boon for mobile devices, which lack access to a file system.

Jesse Dienstag, Executive Director and Head of Planning at Golin touts technological solutions as a boon to strategic planning; they prove particularly useful, he thinks, in helping marketers get in closer touch to consumer needs and desires.

But for her insecure husband, Emil (Marek Daniel), a lowly reporter for a Prague radio station, the arrival of the Nazis proves a career boon: recognizing that a familiar radio voice could be a useful propaganda tool, Emil's German overlords are willing to overlook his Jewish wife.

Antimicrobial agents are both a boon and threat to human health, with questions about their proper design, useful application, disposal and regulatory framework looming large for scientists, the medical community, regulators and consumers of antiseptic personal care products.

I'm sure she'll be a boon to the NHS when introduced here, but I'm not sure how useful she'll be when I fall off my emergency trolley and start bleeding.

Such tests will not only be a boon for the infrastructure-starved developing and underdeveloped countries but will also be extremely useful in developed countries where post-testing compliance is a major problem.

Electronic books, which so far have been a boon mostly to ophthalmologists and other ministers to the weary eyed, have improved to become useful tools for some travelers.

Admirable boon!

| A boon for construction.