Sentence examples for creating a springboard from inspiring English sources

"By winning seats in the local elections they are creating a springboard to possibly win the next general election.

"Runner's World also continues to grow year on year and its success created a springboard for the launch of Triathlete's World in February.

"A national School Games sporting competition, an investment of £135m in grassroots sport through Sport England's 'Places People Play', together with the very real prospect of significant British success in the Games next year, will create a springboard for a fitter, healthier and more confident nation in the years to come".

"By using those references you can create a springboard to talk about hard-to-deal-with subject matter".

But Uber is hoping to use this win as a springboard for creating a new regulatory framework in other cities around the country, with the D.C. rules as a model.

Still, from all indications, Soriano has created quite a springboard for himself.

The company says there are no plans to create a Treo with a Springboard port, but it will continue making the Visor, Springboard and all.

Use a newspaper story as a springboard to create a story idea.

He said he viewed the ENO's subsidy from the Arts Council as "a springboard" that would create "a more sustainable future for the company".

By doing so, the EU would actually benefit its own economy - saving billions on imported fossil fuels and creating the springboard for green growth and new green jobs.

"The fact that she created a very stable domestic situation for him also helped him as a springboard," she said.