Sentence examples for enough to jumpstart from inspiring English sources

While the bill has been criticized by conservatives as bloated with pork-barrel spending, it has also been criticized by the left as too tepid and not bold enough to jumpstart the economy.

Youd think all these merger rumors would be enough to jumpstart Japans sluggish stock market.

Trying one or more of these strategies should be enough to jumpstart you back to a more regular routine.

The question is: Will that be enough to jumpstart more organic growth by improving upon the Q&A format and seeding the site with some really good answers?

In attaining this milestone, profiling the most common single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) by computational approach became powerful and inexpensive enough to jumpstart the personalized genomics area [ 1– 4].

The good news seems to be that there is enough wealthy interest to jumpstart the process and allow a robust design to realize price breaks that come with frequent operations.

As if his day job were not big enough as he tackles the deficit and tries to jumpstart a flatlining economy, he is also David Cameron's chief strategist and normally attends the meetings of the Prime Minister's inner circle at 8.30am and 4pm each day.

Dory's looking for something to jumpstart her life her loyal but stale boyfriend Drew (John Reynolds) isn't much help—and she finds it, curiously enough, in a missing persons poster featuring an acquaintance from college.

"I tried to jumpstart us," he said.

So yesterday Mr. Bloomberg tried an unspoken threat of sorts to jumpstart the bargaining process.

"We were excited to jumpstart the trolley initiative," Mr. Cocola said in an e-mail message.