Sentence examples for help to jumpstart from inspiring English sources

Unless you're sitting on a huge pile of money, you'll probably need to find outside help to jumpstart your startup.

Early diagnostics also help to jumpstart contact tracing efforts, ensuring that resources are not used to follow the contacts of someone who doesn't actually have the virus.

The initiative would also help to jumpstart solar businesses in LA, and provide more solar manufacturing solar equipment, installation and maintenance funds.

When it reopened in 2003 after a long hiatus and lengthy renovation, the Hotel Elliott (357 12th Street; 877-378-1924; hotolelliott.com) helped to jumpstart Astoria's revival with additions like heated bathroom floors, fireplaces and cedar-lined closets.

If there's a bright spot, it is that the TALF seems to have already helped to jumpstart new sales of credit-card backed bonds.

EDWARD - And thank you, Judy and Komen, for helping to jumpstart real progress in the lives of the Maasai women.

"Boyz n the Hood" also helped to jumpstart the careers of Angela Bassett and Regina King -- not to mention Singleton himself, who earned an Oscar nomination for directing.

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

Strong economies like Germany's could meanwhile give problem countries a boost with tax breaks or domestic wage hikes that would favor imports from places like Greece, helping to jumpstart growth in the periphery, Guillen said.

Rondo and Rose put on historic performances which helped to jumpstart their respected careers, and neither one has turned back (even though they are both recovering from ACL injuries).

In 1997, the couple opened Lakaye Studio, the first henna body painting studio in the United States, in the process, helping to jumpstart the global trend of temporary henna tattoos.