Sentence examples for a strong head start from inspiring English sources

And at the moment that you're actually applying for a job and need an old-fashioned résumé, LinkedIn's résumé builder will give you a strong head start.

But companies like Yahoo! and RealNetworks have a strong head start in racing unencumbered to broadband's promised land.

But on Social Security and Medicare, programs of profound importance to voters, Donna Edwards has just given herself a strong head start.

With the attention-grabbing game at Gillette Stadium and a return match potentially taking place at Twickenham later in August, RugbyLaw's proposed National Rugby Football League seems to have a strong head-start over a rival plan, the American Pro Rugby Competition.

It has a strong head-start in the AI photo art space, and Prisma is becoming synonymous with the transformations.

If you're an inexperienced tobacco user, you may start to feel a strong head-rush and some nausea, or even vomiting.

Thus to make yourself a strong applicant, and to get a head start, take one or more foreign language classes as an undergraduate, and especially consider French or German.

Despite a head start and a strong reputation, it discovered that competing against Oracle in the mainframe world is as much fun as competing against Microsoft in PC software.

He is said to have had the starting gun go off close to the horse, stunning it and allowing him to take a strong lead (he also had a head start).

Banks with a strong presence in Shanghai will have a head start because the government is promoting Shanghai as a financial center.

"House Democrats are playing catch up after the Speaker's strong year gave us a big head start, but we know that out of state donors and wealthy progressives will spend almost anything to buy a majority in the House, Coxx spokesman Parker Slaybaugh said in an email.