Sentence examples for jump start of from inspiring English sources

Piping hot, lightly browned empanadas were stuffed with ground skirt steak and cilantro and served in a salsalike Cuban red sauce, which got a jump start of its own from cilantro and cumin.

This is not a jump start of the economy through new purchases of good and services; it is consumers' getting out of their holes of debt owed for previous purchases.

The discrepancy is partly accounted for, in the new order, by presenting the immediate measures as a convenient jump start of a larger process for keeping many more people out.

Adding to the chaos at the start was the jumped start of Pastor Maldonado in a Williams, who had moved from sixth on the grid to third by the first corner — leaving the official race starter, Charlie Whiting, shaking his head in disbelief.

And for the Democrats, it could be a jump-start of the sort Mr. Hinojosa is talking about.

Ward, who clashed with Mr. Cuomo but enjoyed a mostly successful tenure highlighted by a jump-start of construction at the World Trade Center site.

The departure of "The Tonight Show" from New York in 1972 doesn't compare with the Dodgers' departure more than a decade earlier, but it was a major part of the jump-starting of the Los Angeles comedy scene.

And he did not merely stockpile political capital; he spent it on noble intentions, the jump-starting of a capitalist economy, and it is only partly his fault that he was not more successful.

External financing can help jump-start of business, but it also has drawbacks (Table 3).

So, a jump-start of medication can help someone who is depressed or anxious get going on a practical level with their lives.

The CFPB has supported plans that would jump-start refinancings of existing high-rate debt and modifications of troubled loans.