Sentence examples for will help jumpstart from inspiring English sources

Weiss hopes that Stone's endorsement will help jumpstart wider industry adoption.

The idea is to give entrepreneurs accepted into Techstars Mobility a place to live and work together, he said, adding that he hopes the house will help jumpstart the Detroit community.

Far from costing us money, greater government spending -- especially when it can be financed cheaply -- will help jumpstart the economy.

And for other families, it will help jumpstart their savings process and accumulate the necessary resources to invest in their future.

The Silk Road Fund set up by China of $40 billion, and the AIIB with an initial capital of $100 billion, will help jumpstart the region's infrastructure and the overall development drive.

Although the pop-up provides a temporary opportunity (company representatives haven't given a definitive "pop-down" date, but it'll be open at least through the end of 2016) to familiarize yourself with Aritzia's merchandise mix, it's all for display only, with style advisors on hand to jot down the details of any must-haves on a "wish list" that'll help jumpstart the online ordering process.

"Done well, credit for forests and farming could help jumpstart a solution to the global warming problem," Dr. Oppenheimer said.

Neves was overwhelmingly favoured by Brazil's business community, who believed his market-friendly policies would help jumpstart growth.

If competition with the Soviet Union could get us to the moon in less than a decade, why not let competition with China help jumpstart green energy development?.

We urge Congress and President Obama to consider this idea to help jumpstart hiring and turn our focus back on jobs.

If it works as advertised, the technology could help jumpstart the market for broadband data services.