Sentences with phrase «bigger boon for»

Our NC 1st Home Advantage Down Payment offers an even bigger boon for first - time buyers — $ 8,000!
Royce's retirement Monday was an even bigger boon for Team Blue.
The former is generally a bigger boon for domestically oriented companies, which have likely been paying an effective tax rate closer to the U.S. statutory level.
If Buffett's turbines are a potentially big boon for the environment, it's not clear they have delivered financially for Berkshire.
Stronger credit markets will be a big boon for the franchise industry, according to Mike Rozman, co-president of BoeFly, an online marketplace that matches small business borrowers with lenders.
The rise of that international base has been Netflix's biggest boon for the past couple of years.
Eamon Javers tells us why the nation's change in its hostage policy could be a big boon for some businesses.
Rick Frisbie: I think there are some expectations of uncertainty out there when you look at implied dollar futures out around the election, there is some expected volatility, but certainly we have lived in this kind of «TINA» world («There Is No Alternative») to equities and that has been a big boon for them.
A rise in positive media coverage would be a big boon for the cryptocurrency, particularly if more major retailers can be convinced to take it as payment.
The biggest boon for Upstate could be Cuomo's pledge to offer pre-Kindergarten classes and erase corporate taxes for manufacturers.
A big boon for schools that move to flip teaching is that general ed technology can do double time as assistive technology for special ed.
A big boon for handling comes via Bentley's 48 - volt active antiroll bars — first seen on the Bentayga SUV — that adapt body motions based on road conditions and the selected driving mode.
The rest is history (and hopefully a big boon for all of us readers in Nashville!).
Backwards compatibility has been one of Nintendo's biggest boons for it's portable systems.
It is a big boon for people like me who mainly play solo
As is usual, the report states that the key partner is believed to be Apple, which would be a big boon for Energous, and, hopefully, a worthy result for those who have been keeping an eye on the company and its ideas.
Xbox integration was a big boon for gamers out there.
This would be a big boon for privacy, and is compatible with Flare as well as other routing solutions.
The battery life is also a big boon for the industry, it's been a long time since we seen phones last as long as the Mate does.

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As the details emerged, several CEOs put out statements saying they believed the agreement would be a boon for renewable energy and that business would play a big role in the energy transition.
The ACA «is a big boon to small businesses and their workers, who care about health care insurance,» says Dean Baker, co-director of the Center for Economic and Policy Research, a nonpartisan policy think tank.
If you make on - time payments on your loan, this can also be a boon for your credit score since payment history is the biggest factor in determining your credit score.
The monumental new tax law signed late in 2017 — the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA)-- has been hailed as a boon for big business.
Then again, it could endanger employers more, and if they feel threatened and avoid pay cuts, that amounts to a big net boon for workers.
Buying into a company that provides a key product to one of the biggest industries in the world can be a boon for your portfolio.
Tucker was a boon for the Raptors as a wing defender, but it's quite risky to pay big money to 32 - year - olds who don't score or create much.
And as we reported, the promotion isn't always a boon to area restaurants, but it's a big win for patrons.
Whereas advances in error correction have big implications for data storage, a new approach to data compression could lead to, for example, more efficient use of the radio waves and spectrum bandwidth (a boon to wireless communications).
By proving you can do it at a low cost at scale, we're trying to turn it into a big box store kind of industry, and that could really be a boon for the United States in manufacturing,» McGetrick said.
This study is a boon for the old way of thinking about dietary advice, and it totally ignores that one of the biggest merits of LCHF is the ability to comply without feeling hunger.
Big and beautiful women and men define this website as a boon for interacting easily with similar people without any pressure of commitment.
This is a boon for e-readers that struggled with big websites with lots of images in the past, mobile really makes the Pocketbook Touch HD shine.
This is a boon for e-readers that struggled with big websites with lots of images in the past.
This is a tremendous boon for a small company (GameResort is just a two - man team) trying to do big things.
I have noticed a lot of people who self publish do publish across different genres, since this is one of the biggest boons self publishing has going for it (no editor telling you to stay in your brand).
This could be a big boon to the Canadian publishing industry, which is going through massive changes,» says Rita Davies, former executive director of culture for the city of Toronto, who prepared the report in collaboration with John Calabro of the Association for Art and Social Change.
That's a boon for big shoppers, car commuters and owners of gas - guzzling vehicles.
Let's start by stating the obvious: the ongoing price war among Canada's big three ETF providers has been a boon for index investors.
If you make on - time payments on your loan, this can also be a boon for your credit score since payment history is the biggest factor in determining your credit score.
Interest - only mortgages can be a boon to buyers capable of making bigger payments in the future in exchange for savings in the near - term.
That's a boon for big shoppers, car commuters and owners of gas - guzzling vehicles.
Well, the biggest thing is that having no review scores precludes the possibility of being featured on Metacritic, which would obviously be a massive boon for my site in terms of pure traffic.
The other major addition coming down the pipeline is expanded party chat that will soon allow for 16 players to jump into a party at once - a boon for the Rocket League, Halo 5: Guardians and Battlefield players who have needed to divide up into parties in bigger matches.
Beyond being an individual achievement, the exhibitions were a boon for African American women artists as a whole, whose opportunities over the years at the city's big three museums have been few and far between.
Cruz creditably withstood the perennial temptation — among Republicans and Democrats alike — to bow down to Big Corn and the federal mandate for ethanol that has been such a boon to Iowa corn farmers and bane if you care about food prices, greenhouse gas emissions, herbicide use or the loss of wild vegetation in the Midwest that is an important food source for monarchs and habitat for other wildlife.
Prince Charles has called them the «biggest environmental disaster of all time,» while agriculture industrialists like Monsanto swear they're safe for human consumption and a boon for the environment.
This is the behavior of concern trolls and doomer denialists which is a form of climate delay denialism, and as pointed out by MartinJB above, a boon for big oil.
For lawyers, especially small firm lawyers, going viral can be a really big deal and a boon for busineFor lawyers, especially small firm lawyers, going viral can be a really big deal and a boon for businefor business.
And Federal Criminal Appeal says that close examination of the majority, concurring and dissenting opinions reveals «just how big a threat this ruling poses for individuals and how great a boon for law enforcement officers.»
All big questions for sure, and I think the answers we collectively write in the next few years will be critical to whether the future turns out to be a boon for both our profession and access to justice, or the end of our profession and justice system as we know them.
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