Examples of 'windfalls' in a sentence
Meaning of "windfalls"
windfall (noun) - A windfall refers to an unexpected, sudden gain or profit, typically financial. It can also refer to any sudden stroke of good luck or unexpected fortune. For example, 'Winning the lottery was a windfall for him.'
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The windfalls are not picked up by anyone.
I do not mind them taking the windfalls.
Windfalls and opportunities come to you.
They ask you about the windfalls.
Financial windfalls come and you spend more on yourself.
And the public relations windfalls.
Windfalls are big amounts of money that are unexpected.
It is easy to see windfalls and losses.
There are other examples of surprising windfalls.
Windfalls occurring in such cases should then lead to lower deficits.
I have seen others get windfalls.
Doors open and windfalls drop with no effort on your part.
Oil revenue and the macroeconomic impact of oil windfalls.
They can take all the windfalls they want.
Those who exploited this opportunity received enormous windfalls.
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Some of them may use their windfalls to invest in new startups.
Possibility of significant revenue windfalls.
Windfalls and finally.
Not just for windfalls.
Windfalls like this make the difference between life and death.
All sorts of other fish make the most of the windfalls.
Financial windfalls are possible but you should be extra careful with money.
European real estate markets have the potential for windfalls.
There are windfalls across the trail that were there over a year since.
Hold on to windfalls.
Rich people do not create jobs when we hand them big windfalls.
Only government mandates can create such windfalls through health insurance.
Tell them when there are financial problems and when there are windfalls.
Oil windfalls can alleviate capital scarcity and thus boost public investment.
Spain chose to spend a large portion of the windfalls on luxury and war.
Windfalls at the Big Cartoon DataBase.
Both types of privatized institution allow for huge windfalls in real estate.
Future price spikes may offer windfalls but would also do structural damage to oil demand.
The stars in this area provide excellent speculative luck and financial windfalls.
Taxpayers treat their refunds as windfalls and do not use the money wisely.
When Mercury enters your sign you start to receive nice financial windfalls.
They meet many other Windfalls on their adventures.
Wille and I do the dishes and you two go out and pick some windfalls.
Two African countries manage their windfalls through sovereign wealth funds in different ways.
And the Member States pocketed these positive balances like windfalls from heaven.
The economic windfalls of the Single Market have been eloquently described in the Cecchini Report.
It would be like prophets predicting calamities or windfalls that will not come to pass.
Silver, some windfalls are meant to be spent.
Expect small wins, not colossal windfalls.
To years of windfalls for trial lawyers?
Windfalls make great headlines, but such occurrences are rare.
On any of cousin ronnie's windfalls in the past.
Windfalls come when we least expect them, for a variety of reasons.
In conservation zones, windfalls are left for their natural development.
Iran 's experience with managing previous oil windfalls is sobering.
