Sentence examples similar to ability to kick start from inspiring English sources

Optimism is a Geordie condition that will have others harrumphing but if there is a Keegan trademark, it is his ability to kick-start a battery gone flat.

In the World Twenty20 he played an integral part in the winning strategy with his ability to kick-start an innings by clearing the infield.

Both companies tout their ability to kick-start the entertainment careers of unknowns on their Web sites.

The gel is made with platelets as well as stem cells, which have the ability to kick-start an older person's healing abilities to nearly the level they were when they were younger, says Dr. Amit Patel, director of clinical regenerative medicine at the university.

Is £100m enough to kick start local business growth?

And there are projects to kick start.

Definitely worth it to kick start your financial goals.

But while Ronaldo is a more purely prolific scorer, his counterpart at archrival Barcelona is the complete package — a crafty speedster with the ability to kick-start attacks, deliver the final pass and bury chances of his own.

How better to kick-start the year?

Here's an idea to kick-start the brainstorming.

This is an opportunity to kick-start local economies".