Sentence examples for jumpstart to from inspiring English sources

Anti-Communist opposition movements in East Central Europe had coalesced and hardened well before 1989, giving them a jumpstart to democracy once Russia's president, Mikhail Gorbachev, signaled that he would not intervene to save communism there.

In 1964, China tested its first nuclear weapon, an extraordinary measure of its development, and a moment that gave a symbolic jumpstart to a rapid modernization of science and technology.

What could be the biggest ever jumpstart to the healthtech startup community could become a missed opportunity.

Google has announced a $10-million 10-millionto things in the form of "cash prizes ranging from $25,000 to $275,000 to developers whose applications are picked by a panel of jumpstart

Several times, he's run his battery all the way down and needed a jumpstart to get home.

But with staging and theatrics by Radugadesign and an atmospheric, ambient score by electronic musician, Murcof the audio-visual piece was an illuminating jumpstart to the summer festival.

There has never been a better time to jumpstart innovation to improve the health of our world.

President Barack Obama has earmarked an additional $80m in his 2013 budget plan for Alzheimer's research in what was described as an effort to "jumpstart" efforts to reach the 2025 goal.

Here are eight ways to jumpstart your journey to self-acceptance: 1. Be kind to yourself.

Most obviously, Google could have used WhatsApp to jumpstart its late-to-the-game Hangouts messenger.

Time will tell if making the leap to the tablet is the jumpstart needed to help SPOKEnPHOTO reach critical mass.