Sentence examples for from a springboard from inspiring English sources

Far from a springboard to success, it was a setback.

David White, chief executive of the Children's Mutual, said: "The idea is that every child born from September 2002 will benefit from a springboard, and every child born in every community deserves that start, it is crucially important that no child misses out".

This did not stop her case from being a springboard for Freud's subsequent psychological theories.

Jumping from a compliant springboard to another compliant springboard (161.0±10.2 mL O2 m−1) was similar energetically to jumping from a compliant to a firm springboard (160.6±6.6 mL O2 m−1; p = 0.777; CI = −9.5 to 7.2) and also similar to jumping between firm springboards (162.3±5.7 mL O2 m−1; p = 0.490; CI = −5.5 to 11.2).

For jumps of 1.8 m distance, jumping from a compliant springboard to another compliant springboard resulted in the lowest energy expenditure (133.5±3.6 mL O2 m−1).

There was some evidence that this was lower than for jumping from a compliant springboard to a firm springboard (136.2±3.5 mL O2 m−1; p = 0.051; CI = −7.8 to 0.0).

Jumping from a compliant springboard to another compliant springboard was also less energetically costly than jumping in either the firm to firm condition (p<0.001; CI = −13.7 to −5.6) or the firm to compliant condition (p<0.001; CI = −11.8 to −3.6).

Results from this project will provide a springboard from which a maximally effective breast cancer screening program to benefit AI/AN population will be developed and tested in an effort to alter the current breast cancer-related morbidity and mortality trajectory among AI/AN women.

Why he lives may in turn connect with what he really seeks from this campaign: a springboard for overcoming his controversial past and achieving pre-eminence among African-American leaders.

Linda Golodner, president at the National Consumers League, another nonprofit advocacy group, said that the meeting generally showed that consumers were using the information from ads as a springboard to seek more information.

The club, who hoped to use the move from Upton Park as a springboard to boost revenues, attendance and their status (as signified by adding the word London to their badge), contended that only they could offer the stadium a sustainable future free of subsidy and that the deal was fair for all parties.