Sentence examples for a catalyst for staging from inspiring English sources

Scotland is now bidding to host the World Athletics Championships and it is hoped the success of recent days could be a catalyst for staging the 2024 Euro football championships.

Sudden exposure to a much larger audience often provides a catalyst for next-stage business growth.

The solution, reckons Seppälä, is a new fund in Finland that not only plans to invest at the angel and seed stage — writing cheques of between €40,000 and €350,000 — but also one that acts as a catalyst for the country's early-stage startup scene as a whole.

"For example, the opportunity to relocate myself in the UK, this appointment was a catalyst for the reinvigoration of my stage career in this country, which has been for me very rewarding".

The growing economic and political importance of the 'New Economy' throughout 1990s has added greater saliency to both supply and demand sides, policy oriented questions about the availability of venture capital as a catalyst for new or 'high' technology-based, early-stage investments.

It's frequently been more than just a stage, serving as a catalyst for a song, an album, a band, a friendship.

Winning the challenge will be a catalyst for Delta Loop's work to exit the initial strategy and feasibility study stage and enter into a funding and partnership discussions stage.

"The technology is a catalyst for the imagination," said Mr. Kenduck, who counts 15 listings set up with the virtual staging widget.

Clinton was a catalyst for a lot of this stuff because he played out on a moral stage a very bad scenario.

'Non-lethal' weapons tend to be used at an early stage of a conflict and may actually serve as a catalyst for the conflict.

The move proved a catalyst for success.