Sentence examples similar to kickstart advantage from inspiring English sources

Osborne's original rebalancing plan had both a political and a fiscal advantage: it would kickstart a new kind of growth not based on property speculation and maxed out credit cards; and it would rapidly refill the Treasury's coffers with private sector tax revenues.

By focusing Kickstart on those areas where Switzerland is particularly resourceful and has a competitive advantage, the Kick Foundation and DigitalZurich2025 can enable early-stage entrepreneurs like few others can.

Kickstart lending again to get capital flowing.

Five steps to kickstart cooperation.

Will Dolores kickstart the revolution?

I could totes Kickstart that.

Some foreigners use them to kickstart business ventures.

Mr Balls signalled that he will drop his five-point plan to kickstart growth, including a £12bn temporary cut in VAT.  "As the economy begins [to grow], even in the most weak way, the balance of advantage will change over the course of this year from a tax cut to capital investment," he said.

The foot of Kickstart, a bulldog.

Hawke wanted to kickstart the "clever country".

That would kickstart the O'Neill era.