Sentence examples for help jumpstart from inspiring English sources

"Done well, credit for forests and farming could help jumpstart a solution to the global warming problem," Dr. Oppenheimer said.

Neves was overwhelmingly favoured by Brazil's business community, who believed his market-friendly policies would help jumpstart growth.

We urge Congress and President Obama to consider this idea to help jumpstart hiring and turn our focus back on jobs.

If competition with the Soviet Union could get us to the moon in less than a decade, why not let competition with China help jumpstart green energy development?.

To help jumpstart the revolution, Jenkins self-published a guide in 2005 called The Humanure Handbook that features chapter with titles like "Crap Happens" and an illustrated character named "Tommy the Turd".

Democrats said the centerpiece of the plan would be a widely distributed tax rebate, perhaps totaling as much as $96.5 billion or roughly two-thirds of the total amount President Bush has said is needed to help jumpstart the economy.

There's a sibling who needs help jumpstarting a college education that derailed when a brother was killed in action.

On "Laugh-In," Mr. Sues was part of an ensemble cast in a comedy-sketch show that prefigured "Saturday Night Live" and helped jumpstart the careers of stars like Goldie Hawn, Lily Tomlin and Flip Wilson.

"Digg helped jumpstart careers and create more jobs".

This focus on pushing colleagues and students to commercialize their ideas helped jumpstart engineering at Stanford.

Certainly the company has helped jumpstart this with what are ultimately reasonably priced products.