Sentence examples for useful springboard from inspiring English sources

The Boat Race has undoubtedly proved a useful springboard to Olympic success, with London 2012 no exception.

The simulations are then validated with kinetic data reported in a previous work, and provides a useful springboard for the design of a single stage process.

Their close association with Motörhead at the beginning of Girlschool's career was anyway a useful springboard for their early success.

It can also be a useful "springboard" for discussion.

The dominant understandings of risk communication continue to be aligned around the traditional model of information transfer between sources, transmitters/channels and receivers [ 13] and, though criticised as being overly mechanistic, it continues to provide a useful springboard for depicting and analysing the risk communication process [ 14].

As we better understand how family physicians use the word "error" then the reports they make will be even more useful as springboards for action.

The question as posed is neither answerable nor useful as a springboard to exploration.

"The Island Games gives us a springboard," he said.

For many a group on the jam-band scene, songs are outside preoccupations, useful mainly as springboards, and hardly the yardstick by which the enterprise should be judged.

What is supposed to make Springboard modules so useful is that little needs to be done other than plugging them into the Springboard slot.

Beyond search, Springboard also provides "useful and actionable information and recommendations" to users throughout their work day.