Sentence examples for jumpstart it from inspiring English sources

So victory went to Patrese - his first in the Principality - almost by default after he managed to get his car rolling downhill to jumpstart it.

Yet in order to jumpstart it, we need to put policies in place that limit global warming pollution and promote low-carbon technologies.

And as the gun lobby's "guns for anyone, anywhere" agenda stalls in DC, one congressman is trying to jumpstart it with the argument that enacting "Concealed Carry Reciprocity" would be akin to the current system for recognizing driver's licenses across state lines.

So, when I became the founding CEO of a new venture development organization called JumpStart, it's safe to say I was ready, eager and maybe even a bit nervous to meet him.

Since he jumpstarted it, the International Space University he cofounded in 1987, in Strasbourg, France, has expanded from a summer program for high-achieving students into an accredited, world-class research institute.

"The difference this time is Cuomo jumpstarting it" by floating a logistically implausible medical marijuana scheme run out of hospitals in his January state-of-the-state address.

In his press conference this week President Obama said the economic focus is no longer saving the economy from crisis, but "jumpstarting" it to make a dent in unemployment.

But again, before writing it off as too tough for Kansas, remember that the novel really got its commercial jumpstart when it got the Oprah seal of approval.

Kraft Foods announced a spanking new growth strategy to jumpstart its performance, but at least initially investors weren't buying it.

Earlier this year, the company ran an experiment called Jumpstart — where it sent a team to Japan to improve the local versions of the product in a short period of time.

What's the magic recipe and how can I get a jumpstart on it?" Oh, how often I hear this!