Sentence examples for Jumpstarting from inspiring English sources

President Petro Poroshenko has endorsed a referendum on the federalisation of Ukraine, jumpstarting the reforms foreseen by the peace plan to end the conflict with Russia-backed rebels in the country's east.

With a larger group of young, talented, and ambitious scientists finding gainful employment, the likelihood of jumpstarting some new and exciting research would be significant.

Mrs. Johnson Sirleaf has promoted long-running peace, jumpstarting investment and paying government salaries on time as her accomplishments, but in many ways she is also running against persistent poverty — only one in five adults have regular employment, and Liberia ranks near the global bottom of the United Nations Human Development index — and Mr. Weah's populist appeal as a poor boy made good.

WikiLeaks cables in which American diplomats reported on the corruption of Tunisia's rulers did, in fact, help fuel the uprising that overthrew Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali, jumpstarting the Arab Spring.

Second-time study is one route to jumpstarting a new career and putting you back in control.

Taylor also scrambled for 24 more on third-and-23 from the Bills seven, jumpstarting an 80-yard drive he capped with a two-yard TD pass to Chris Hogan.

If the Apple Watch nudges consumers toward mobile-payment options, that may just call time on widespread credit-card fraud.Dig deeper: Apple hopes its Watch will jumpstart the "wearables" business (March 2015) Smartphones are the defining technology of the age (February 2015)*Correction: An earlier version of this piece said the number never leaves the phone, which is inaccurate.

Ms Day and Ms Kirkbride declined to discuss specific figures, but YouTube has provided an advance against future advertising revenue to jumpstart production.

If competition with the Soviet Union could get us to the moon in less than a decade, why not let competition with China help jumpstart green energy development?.

The expansion of the "canned hunting" industry which breeds lions by isolating mothers from their cubs to jumpstart ovulation has lifted African trophy hunting revenues to $200m a year.

In 1998, she and her twin sister founded the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation (MMRF) with the aim of raising money and awareness to "jumpstart" researchers' bright ideas into treatments.