Warner Brothers, which retains rights to the rival DC Comics characters, is working to resuscitate "Superman" and "Batman," as well as jump-starting a new "Wonder Woman" series.
"You don't have to restore brain cells to restore sleep," said Dr Walker who described their aim as "jump-starting" the system.
But cutting corporate tax rates, lowering the tax on repatriating foreign income and dismantling energy, environmental and health care regulations -- all of which conservatives have recommended as ways to jump-start the economy -- are only likely to have minimal effect, the CBO says.
(As a way to jump-start the economy, Prime Minister Thorning-Schmidt — known to detractors as Gucci Helle, for her expensive clothing — suggested that everyone work twelve minutes longer each day).
In the wake of the vote, Varoufakis resigned, a move that was seen as a conciliatory effort by the Greek government as it hoped to jump-start new talks.
Women's colleges are booming in countries such as Africa, Asia, and the Middle East where educating women is seen as a way to jump-start economic growth and political development.
For now, however, many developers simply see fractionals as a way to jump-start sales.
Some in baseball strongly favor this option as a way to jump-start the postseason and emphasize winning the division.
Enthusiasts like Mr. Huckabee describe it as a way to jump-start the nation's economy and diminish inequality.
The aquarium has long been viewed as the catalyst to jump-start an economic recovery in the Bay Shore business district.
In this country, industry executives and some members of Congress see new spectrum-sharing technologies as a way to jump-start innovation and commerce.
