Sentence examples similar to kickstart the generation from inspiring English sources

In my field our apprenticeships, both formal and informal, seek out and kickstart the next generation.

Verdict: Oculus Rift kickstarted the newest generation of VR and has an inventive community of developers making games and apps for it – even if a few have ditched it in protest over its founder's political activities.

In an attempt to kickstart the small number of micro-generation projects such as solar heating, heat capture and small wind turbines, Mr Brown said £50m would be added to the government's Low Carbon Buildings programme to help fund further projects.

The UK government announced a £75bn programme today to build thousands of offshore wind turbines that will kickstart the next phase of renewable power generation in Britain.

It has been a generation since Pope John Paul II helped kickstart the collapse of the Soviet Union through his support for anti-communists in his native Poland.

Will Dolores kickstart the revolution?

Hawke wanted to kickstart the "clever country".

That would kickstart the O'Neill era.

This would kickstart the legislative process.

Did a Meteorite Kickstart the Age of Dinosaurs?

There are no big ideas to kickstart the single market or to boost investment.