Sentence examples for to jumpstart from inspiring English sources

Looking at the operations of larger, multinational companies can often be a way to jumpstart a career in another country.

"I tried to jumpstart us," he said.

But nobody trying to jumpstart the economy would begin with dividend taxes.

"We were excited to jumpstart the trolley initiative," Mr. Cocola said in an e-mail message.

This project, an effort to jumpstart downtown development, is still in its nascent stages.

Some experts say home sales could free up the capital needed to jumpstart the island's economy.

Babu has his own plan to jumpstart a new generation of organic tea growers in India.

There is nothing like a deadline, Brown suggests, to jumpstart the imagination.

I don't have a scarlet Lamborghini or a conspicuous tattoo or a 22-year-old girlfriend to jumpstart my libido.

Attempts by Warner Bros to jumpstart its own Marvel-style shared cinematic universe have been critical Kryptonite.

This single figure is designed to represent all those who joined together to jumpstart the gay liberation movement.