Sentence examples similar to a catalyst for destruction from inspiring English sources
Some of the terra preta is thousands of years old.Moreover, soil containing biochar releases less methane and less nitrous oxide than its untreated counterparts, probably because the charcoal acts as a catalyst for the destruction of these gases.
In both Stephen King's 1974 novel and Brian DePalma's 1976 film, Carrie White's first period is the catalyst for destruction: classmate mockery begets powers of telekinesis begets mass murder at the prom (cue buckets of pig's blood).
He also compared the potential for change in Haiti to that in the Lower Ninth Ward in New Orleans, where destruction by Hurricane Katrina became a catalyst for building better, environmentally sound housing.
The move proved a catalyst for success.
It's a catalyst for further interest".
That was a catalyst for me.
Hopefully a catalyst for better things.
"Steve Smith has been a catalyst for that.
It could be a catalyst for change".
That is usually a catalyst for innovation.
"It's a catalyst for development, for jobs.
