Meanings of help spearhead in English

Large IT projects fail when they lack a business sponsor to help spearhead the adoption.

The group is hoping the move will help spearhead its consolidation of parts of the biotech industry.

Nor did a representative of the Ohio Attorney General, who helped spearhead the AGs' opposition.

The tournament-based "WPT" helped spearhead the poker boom when it launched on the Travel Channel in 2003.

The fifth prisoner Ojea met was U Gambira, a leader of the All-Burmese Monks Alliance that helped spearhead the protests.

Building at the site is on hold while a legal challenge the vet helped spearhead makes its way through the courts.

Vazquez, an oncologist, helped spearhead the measures during his first term in office from 2005 to 2010.

New Zealand helped spearhead efforts to keep the TPP alive after US president Donald Trump made good on his promise to withdraw from the agreement.

He was recruited by the attorneys general of North Carolina and Iowa, who helped spearhead more than a year of negotiations with the five lenders.

Furman has appointed Steve Berman, Elizabeth Cabraser and Mark Robinson, who helped spearhead those cases, to serve as temporary lead counsel in the GM litigation.

At EA, Schappert helped spearhead the effort to boost the company's digital business through games for mobile devices, as well as social games on Facebook.

Towns' play helped spearhead a 15-2 run that pushed Kentucky on top of Alabama, 22-7, midway through the first half.

Johnny Cunningham: Johnny Cunningham, a multifaceted Scottish fiddler who helped spearhead the revival of traditional music in the 1970s, has died aged 46.