Sentence examples for use as a springboard from inspiring English sources

But as the only urbanized island in Yaeyama, Ishigaki is perhaps best to use as a springboard.

Looking ahead, Meehan believes a key opportunity for the GRI is to think of itself as an open platform, in similar fashion to Oracle or Apple, that other organisations can use as a springboard to build businesses or projects.

He calls them "breakthrough moments" — those seminal games the team can use as a springboard, toward where it thinks it can be, toward where the Boston Celtics currently are.

The senator's own expectations are so low that he said he would consider it a victory if he placed third or fourth in the Iowa and New Hampshire contests, which he said he could then use as a springboard to a better showing in the Sun Belt.

After winning only two local council seats at the last election, in 2011, Marine Le Pen's anti-immigration and anti-Europe party could win up to 220 seats on Sunday, cementing the Front National's transformation from what was once a simple national protest vote to a locally anchored movement that Le Pen hopes to use as a springboard for a presidential run in 2017.

After winning only two local council seats at the last election in 2011, Marine Le Pen's anti-immigration and anti-Europe party was on track to win as many as 90 councillors, cementing the Front National's transformation from what was once a simple national protest vote to a locally anchored movement that Le Pen hopes to use as a springboard for her presidential bid in 2017.

Our demonstration has been used as a springboard to talk about other harassment.

The Sanford, after all, is the same race Secretariat and Affirmed used as a springboard to sweep the Triple Crown.

School can be used as a springboard for young people's personal development, helping them build confidence and make friends.

That race was used as a springboard to Cup success by both Americain and Dunaden in past years.

That was immediately used as a springboard by Paul Staines (aka Guido Fawkes) to stir the pot more viciously and submit an FOI request.