Sentence examples for will provide a windfall from inspiring English sources

Yet it will provide a windfall to just a handful of advisers — including the boutique investment banks on LinkedIn's side.

The deal will provide a windfall to Microsoft's traditional advisers and to boutique investment banks on LinkedIn's side.

The acquisition will provide a windfall for JPMorgan Chase and Goldman Sachs, which own a combined 20.4 percent of the metal exchange.

Most important may be this year's reduction in capital gains and dividends taxes which, by some estimates, will provide a windfall to just the top 20% of households.It is these "giveaways" that the Democrats are now concentrating on.

But the mayor also sought to dismiss the points raised by Mr. Golden and other critics who say that the Coney Island project will provide a windfall for the Mets.

And now venture capitalists from Thrive Capital and Collaborative Fund are betting $6.6 million that Long Game will provide a windfall.

George J. Tenet's resignation will provide a political windfall for George W. Bush if it permits the media and the electorate to focus on the C.I.A.'s inability to generate facts instead of on the Bush administration's proven determination to ignore unwelcome facts.

Blue Harbour's stake, built in the low $50s, means Monday's deal will provide a nice windfall for the fund after a half-year long sale process.

The Crossrail project, for instance, will provide a massive, unearned windfall for City businesses in the form of higher property values for those who own property in areas that benefit from the better transport links.

Any fine imposed on Barclays by the FCA will provide an early windfall for Osborne as he returns to No 11 after the general election, as he has been using fines to give handouts to military charities and other causes.

Extra revenue from rising prices will provide a cash infusion for Russia, already reaping a windfall from higher oil prices.