Sentence examples for become a springboard from inspiring English sources

By the book's end, Mann's disappearance has become a springboard for Zimmer's deepest questions about the burden of art.

He also says the Direct Action scheme could easily become a "springboard' to a baseline and credit scheme, "depending on the emission baselines".

In more recent years, the soaps have become a springboard for the Sarah Lancashires and Suranne Joneses and Michelle Keegans of this world.

But officials on both sides looked to the possibility that this truce could become a springboard for negotiations that might bring calm to other areas.

Libya now exists in a state of perpetual combat between numerous warlords and their militias, has become a springboard for ISIS, and has destabilized much of North Africa.

LONDON — The European Union is ready to send troops to prepare an offensive against renegade Islamist forces occupying northern Mali, a fiefdom that could become a springboard for terrorist attacks on Europe.

"It becomes a springboard for your marketing".

Chattering about wine becomes a springboard into bed.

Though the team's existence was brief, the Sugar Kings drew a strong following in Cuba and became a springboard for Latin American players.

Now Manny Ramirez, Pedro Martinez, Johnny Damon, Kevin Millar and company were back at Fenway, 10 years after the magic happened, to mark a season that became a springboard for a franchise.

For young, ambitious professors, his teachings became a springboard to tenure in faculties dominated by senior colleagues and older, shopworn philosophies.