Sentence examples for a springboard with from inspiring English sources

But on both sides of the aisle, the bill was seen as a springboard, with committee members presenting an array of amendments.

Without so much as a college scholarship to show for her achievements, without Title IX's equal rights legislation as a springboard, with no Olympic gold available and no place to play, the most prolific high school scorer this country has known put away her basketball and resolved to get on with her life.

According to Mr. Flamigni, the programme is using a polio vaccine drive as a springboard with an eye to covering other diseases such as measles, meningitis and cholera – all major public health concerns in Chad.

Both men performed a variety of moves on one another until Gowen performed a springboard moonsault with one leg (Gowen had lost his other leg to cancer at age 8) on Hardy and covered him for a pinfall.

As we've noted before, other companies such as Garmin and Flir Systems have used government work as a commercial springboard, with very happy results for shareholders.

Cena eventfully overcame Barrett with a springboard stunner and finished with the AA to retain his title.

This provides the program with a strong organizational foundation, which is used as a springboard for collaborations with other academic institutions, companies, and several minority recruitment organizations.

I've written the book as a springboard for discussion with children about what gender means to them, it's rich with different stereotypes and roles which I hope will help kids explore their gender.

The story provides a springboard for talking with children about social nudity, social customs and making choices.

Balanchine's "Bourree Fantasque" from 1949 is not one of his major works but it exemplifies his even more revolutionary development of plotless ballet - as a springboard for experimenting with ballet's classical vocabulary.

Japan and the US have always viewed the UK as a springboard into Europe". With relatively few domestic industrial champions, the UK has relied on attracting overseas firms by offering them the advantages of access to the EU single market without the more rigorous regulation of areas such as labour markets of its continental neighbours.