Sentence examples for windfall benefit from inspiring English sources

The Democratic leader has reaped one windfall benefit.

This income is not a windfall benefit but something I have paid for over a lifetime through my national-insurance contributions.David Scott Loughborough, LeicestershireSIR – The figure you quoted of the average private-pension income per household of £65,000 ($102,000) for the top fifth of earners is clearly a mean, and therefore heavily distorted by the income of the top 1%.

Today's 15percentt capital gains rate is "a windfall benefit to speculators and to traders and to high-income investors," Stockman said recently, adding that "it should be abolished and we ought to get to tax rates that are the same regardless of how the income is generated".

Or is the windfall benefiting mostly shareholders?

Considering the windfall benefits of English as one's own language, some immediate advantages are undeniable.

It's curious that an administration so focused on everyone paying their fair share created a program that will provide billions of dollars in windfall benefits to the most elite, highly educated segment of society.

So what we get in this democracy of ours are astounding and increasingly obscene tax breaks and other windfall benefits for the wealthiest, while the bought-and-paid-for politicians hack away at essential public services and the social safety net, saying we can't afford them.

The community earns positive spin-off and windfall benefits.

Share buybacks also generate massive windfall benefits for hedge fund managers.

The ACES currently states they must use the windfall "for the benefit of the retail ratepayer," but what is "benefit"?

Will they pay a significant price?" M+A windfall may not benefit everyone in tech, however, the AppDynamics investor says.