Sentence examples for able to kick start from inspiring English sources

"After you've taken the cell and put it into the egg, you have to be able to kick start the egg into dividing and growing into an embryo".

In an email response, spokesman Jeff Millman said "face to face" is always better, and the mayor was able to "kick start" the process of trying to get that $15 million, even as he monitored events back home.

Argentina has not been able to kick-start the economy by letting its currency plunge, as Brazil did in 1999.

As expected, it's a gorgeous and impressive-looking device, and one which Apple hopes will be able to kick-start its tablet sales, which have slumped recently.

If Christie's won so spectacularly, this is in part because it was able to kick-start each major session with glamorous collections built up over a long time and retained by their owners throughout their lives, which dispels suspicions of investment stunts.

Businesses in Italy are hoping that the next government will be able to kick-start the jobs market and encourage growth.

"It's exactly what happened last year - we were struggling for a bit of form, we changed it up and the young guys came in, gave us that bit of enthusiasm and we were able to kick-start our year.

[ 13:259] They included, amongst others, MSF (supporting service delivery in Khayelitsha), Absolute Return for Kids (which deployed clinical teams to kick start the ART programme in facilities until government was able to take over), referral services through an academic medicine department, and support for the M&E system from a School of Public Health.

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

Definitely worth it to kick start your financial goals.

How better to kick-start the year?