Sentence examples for jumpstart on from inspiring English sources

Either one will give you a jumpstart on your studying, and with any luck, you might be able to transfer the credits to your college so you don't have to take that class and can take a higher level one.

Twitter is the fastest growing search engine in the world and many people are using it to get a jumpstart on news, deals and trends - I'm one of them.

It's a strategic move to get a jumpstart on the console market, which Logitech has generally ignored (they're very PC focused).

"With this exciting offer, they'll also get a jumpstart on building their digital library, using their free $50 Barnes & Noble gift card to choose from a vast catalog of eBooks, periodicals and our beautiful accessories line.

Offering free-to-air would be a significant move for the company not only because it would be "free," but because it would represent a large jumpstart on the amount of content that Amazon presents to its users.

I've excitedly got a jumpstart on the above.

Here are some ideas to get you jumpstarted on your road to professional growth.

Raguimov is officially a Game Designer at JumpStart, working on the studio's upcoming flagship title.

Automakers sometimes offer these incentives to dealerships in order to jumpstart sales on specific models or to spark competition among dealers in the same region.

Real-time PCR analysis of cDNA equivalent to ∼70 ng (alphoidtetO, alphoidchr.21) or ∼0.7 ng (Bsr, β-actin) input RNA was then performed using a SYBR Green Mastermix (JumpStart, Sigma) on a LightCycler480 system (Roche).

The new law will hopefully help jumpstart privacy reform on the federal level that has been stalled for too long.