Sentence examples for going to jumpstart from inspiring English sources

Originally opened in February of this year, the long-awaited talks were going to jumpstart a reform program conceived of by the Sunni royal family in response to the civil unrest.

If JumpStart is going to be charging monthly dues, it needs to do more to separate itself from a standard off-line game.

We want to jumpstart the middle class, and that must include jumpstarting our children's education -- not when they're going to college, but from Day One.

For some authors, as was in this case, free can be used to help jumpstart a fan base, for others it's going to be something different.

A month after the mini-game's release, JumpStart CEO David Lord decided they were going to commit even more resources to the concept.

Get ready to jumpstart a wave of psychological lightness.

Sprint has said the update will be pushed to all devices over the coming weeks, but if you're impatient — which I can't blame you for — you should be able to jumpstart the process by going into the device's settings and checking for the update.

In other words, there's nothing wrong with having a few strings attached to money that goes to help adult kids get a jumpstart.

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There was no automated external defibrillator (AED) to jumpstart her heart, which had gone into sudden cardiac arrest.

Okay, this is Los Angeles, where a dozen years ago, my company helped to jumpstart the henna tattoo trend that ended up going global.