Sentence examples for jump start by from inspiring English sources

So I want to work with you to give our economy an important jump start by making tax relief retroactive.

You can give them this jump start by giving them more opportunities to talk about you.

To no one's surprise, people are once again discussing who should and shouldn't win the Nobel Peace Prize this year, except they're getting a jump start by complaining now, instead of after the winner is announced, like they normally do.

BU's center was jump started by a $2 million grant from the National Cancer Institute (NCI) Alliance for Nanotechnology in Cancer in 2010 and is one of six cancer nanotechnology training programs supported by NCI.

Waserman-Schultz's political career was jump started by Clinton acolytes in the National Organization for Women Super PAC in 1998.

However for the construction industry it usually takes a few quarters and the rebound will hopefully be jump started by a reinvestment in housing stock, with a focus on affordability and sustainability.

Then the reaction was jump started by increasing the pH to 7.5 by addition of Hepes-KOH.

Her transformation was given a jump-start by the editors of Vogue.

Cities that want to catch up with New York and Washington's digital economies and their resulting job growth would get a jump-start by following their lead on regulatory innovation.

The failure today also means the faltering global economy will not receive a jump-start by the expansion of markets, which some economists contend would inject hundreds of billions of dollars into international commercial activity.

Instead of going all clean and lean (New Year's resolutions are so last year, and the year before, and the year before…) I would suggest giving your cooking a jump-start by doing something totally different.