Sentence examples similar to likely to kick start from inspiring English sources

Scientists have decoded the genomes, or full DNA, of the main malaria parasite and the mosquito that spreads it, two major goals seen as likely to kick-start a new campaign against the resurgent disease.

Is £100m enough to kick start local business growth?

Definitely worth it to kick start your financial goals.

If the central bank does manage to kick-start economic growth, the dollar is likely to rise further.

How better to kick-start the year?

Here's an idea to kick-start the brainstorming.

This is an opportunity to kick-start local economies".

"The goal is to kick-start the interbank lending market".

Debt levels in many countries are likely to explode in the years ahead, too, as governments spend billions of dollars on recapitalising their financial sectors, and boosting public spending to kick-start the economy.

Sega hopes only to kick-start its stalled business.

We want a good result to kick-start the season".