Sentence examples for windfall fiscal from inspiring English sources

Even in Chile, which saves most of the windfall, fiscal policy is expansionary, with public spending growing at double the speed of the economy.The test will be whether or not inflation is heading down by the end of this year.

Few saw such a quick windfall two years ago.

Now I'd like to read how the country's wealthiest citizens plan to use their tax-cut windfall this year.

WITH oil prices nudging $140 a barrel, Saudi Arabia stands to receive a windfall this year of up to $400 billion, double what it earned from selling oil last year.

They made at least $400 million more in the 2010 elections than they would have without the Citizens United decision and stand to make an even greater windfall this year.

Tony Dye, the chief investment officer of Phillips & Drew best known for his bearish market views, received a windfall last month which might have cheered even him up.

EasyJet added to that potential windfall today by unveiling an investor payout among the outcomes from a wide-ranging business review.

"We say that yellow lobsters are about one in 30 million," said Michael Tlusty, the director of research at the New England Aquarium, which has four calicos of its own, some of which were discovered in an exceptional windfall summer of 2009.

If the French fail to lift the trophy, though, could they still be in for a financial windfall?This year's World Cup is the biggest so far, with 32 teams competing, up from 24 last time.

The buyout baron Guy Hands missed out on a multimillion-pound windfall last year after a slump in profits at his private equity group Terra Firma forced him to forgo his annual dividend.

The Treasury mailed checks out in the beginning of August last year and that "gave a huge boost to August and September numbers," he said, but there has been no such windfall this year.