Sentence examples for that would kick start from inspiring English sources

Some or all of these savings could go towards more useful economic distribution, distribution that would kick start the velocity of money (M2) and get the economy moving towards a general growth scenario.

Since the early 1950's, companies have been trying to find the approach that would kick-start the industry.

As a Greenwich Village resident in the 1960s, he got Jimi Hendrix the local gig that would kick-start his career.

The City Council unanimously approved an agreement last night that would kick-start a $3.1 billion plan to revitalize downtown's depressed business district and redevelop 400 acres in West Yonkers, including four miles of riverfront.

Just three months after the murder, when Rosa Parks refused to give up her seat in Montgomery, Alabama, sparking the bus boycott that would kick-start the civil rights era, she said Emmett Till was on her mind.

What is challenging is getting onto the springboard that would kick-start you along the path of your choice.

McHugh resigned from NBC earlier this month, a year to the day after Farrow exited the network with what would become a Pulitzer Prize-winning story that would kick-start the #MeToo movement.

Further contract signings are expected over the next month that would kick-start even more construction across Scotland.

But Susannah Herbert, director of the Forward Arts Foundation, welcomed Paxman's "splendidly provocative proposals for a Forward inquisition", expressing the hope that they would "kick start an overdue national debate about the power of well-chosen words, communication and the role of poetry in our collective lives".

Trump squeaked into office by wooing white blue collar voters in the former industrial states and in coal country with the idea that he would kick start their manual labor-intensive economies.

She hoped that training more regularly with Chelsea would kick start her international career.