Sentence examples for Catalyst for progress from inspiring English sources

Dunn is hopeful that social media will amplify the voices of black models and serve as a catalyst for progress.

So will Gillard's landmark attack on sexism and its impact on Australian women become a catalyst for progress?

The Qatar 2022 committee, led by Hassan Al Thawadi, who studied law at Sheffield University, are mostly younger, more enlightened Qataris who appear genuine in their desire to improve their country.But their constant repetition of the hope that the World Cup will be a "catalyst" for progress can seem glib.

Far from being the catalyst for progress its corporate folklore always holds it to be, the World Cup is in the gift of those irked by so-called advances for the little people – democracy, say, or the right to protest – and who believe it much better staged where those required to pay for it are voiceless.

I don't know, but I do know it's a catalyst for progress and we need to take advantage of this moment".

Discomfort is a catalyst for progress!

Sometimes, the zaniest ideas are often catalysts for progress in love and business (to wit: PooPooPaper, a successful line of recycled paper products made from poop!).

WASHINGTON -- Less than a week after winning the 2008 election, President Obama declared he would create a "White House Office of Urban Policy," signaling that cities once brushed aside by federal policies would be embraced as catalysts for progress.

It was also a catalyst for social progress, economic change and provided a new basis for our international relations.

"The government recently demonstrated their commitment with the announcement of labour reforms, which shows the determination to use this tournament as a catalyst for social progress," he added.

So sport can be a catalyst for social progress, and it can shine a light on change that has already occurred.