Sentence examples similar to may kick start a from inspiring English sources

That deal may kick-start a wave of consolidation among insurance brokerage firms.

The fact that we have a business for which someone was willing to pay $32 billion is a demonstration of huge success, and may kick-start the next wave of British startups.

New regulations may kick-start growth in mortgages for homeowners.

The move to turn rates negative may kick-start bank lending and ultimately boost the economy, but savers would be dealt another major blow.

Palin is getting her revenge: she has rendered pages and pages of my jokes useless, and she may be kick-starting a sitcom's downfall.

These product maps lead to an uncomfortable conclusion about economic development: they hint at how difficult and complex it may be for government planners to kick-start a new industry -- while showing that there are new industries that will struggle to get started without help.

Those oddly assorted images can help kick-start a collection.

"Pregnancy can kick-start a dormant autoimmune disease," Peeke said.

"It gives a kick start with a safety net for time and support".

That increase may be enough to give it a kick start.

In a sense, this is just a kick start to the subsequent estimation process.