Sentence examples for jumpstart from inspiring English sources

If the Apple Watch nudges consumers toward mobile-payment options, that may just call time on widespread credit-card fraud.Dig deeper: Apple hopes its Watch will jumpstart the "wearables" business (March 2015) Smartphones are the defining technology of the age (February 2015)*Correction: An earlier version of this piece said the number never leaves the phone, which is inaccurate.

Ms Day and Ms Kirkbride declined to discuss specific figures, but YouTube has provided an advance against future advertising revenue to jumpstart production.

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?.

The expansion of the "canned hunting" industry which breeds lions by isolating mothers from their cubs to jumpstart ovulation has lifted African trophy hunting revenues to $200m a year.

In 1998, she and her twin sister founded the Multiple Myeloma Research Foundation (MMRF) with the aim of raising money and awareness to "jumpstart" researchers' bright ideas into treatments.

But nobody trying to jumpstart the economy would begin with dividend taxes.

So he has abandoned his decade-long crusade to fix intellectual-property laws in favour of a crusade to fix everything, starting with the "coin-operated experts".In our recent podcast, Mr Lessig talks about his own conversion process and the plans for a "wiki army" that will jumpstart a political sea change: think of the conservative movement, circa 1964.

Competitors moved closer to the launchpad in the X Prize contest, which was advertised as a $10 million incentive "to jumpstart the space tourism industry through competition".