Sentence examples for can kick start from inspiring English sources

The findings of this review offer useful lessons on how a country can kick start growth through FDI, but also highlight the pitfalls which may prevent investment from yielding sustainable development outcomes.

Dr Pearce said the non-singing groups became friends by talking during lessons and breaks, but the study provided evidence that singing was a "powerful means of  bonding a whole group simultaneously", adding: "Really close relationships still depend on interactions between individuals or much smaller groups, but this study shows singing can kick start the bonding process".

"I think it can kick start bigger projects," he says.

Despite their current poor run, Barr believes a victory can kick start Wrexham's campaign.

It's imperative this club moves out of the bottom two so we can kick start next season with the momentum of the redevelopment in the Football League.

"We feel that, if we get this win on Saturday against a very hard Inverness team, we know we can beat them it can kick start our season and we can kick on from there".

That can kick-start industrialisation.

I think it can kick-start our campaign.

"Yesterday is definitely the way you can kick-start this thing," linebacker Mike Barrow said.

You can kick-start a whole book with some little writing exercise.

One theory is that zealous teenagers can kick-start a show, pushing it toward a broad audience.