Sentence examples for a potent catalyst from inspiring English sources

Science has shown us how to turn homework into a potent catalyst for learning.

Metallophthalocyanine (MPc) is a potent catalyst for hydrogen peroxide oxidation (H2O2 → 2H+ + O2 + 2e−).

"Such changes would take decades," he concludes, "but a natural disaster occurring during such an age of reform created a potent catalyst for change".

It was also a potent catalyst for the development of hybrids -- fuel efficient cars that save gasoline by using some electric power -- as well as prototypes of futuristic emission-free cars powered by hydrogen fuel cells.

CSA was found to be a potent catalyst for introduction of the hydroperoxyl group, making a useful complement to Kobayashi's methodology in constructing spiroperoxides.

In short, adolescent hormones are a potent catalyst for drama.

This supported our a priori prediction that a salient loss cue is a more potent catalyst for set-switching than an unexpected absence of a monetary gain.

Weed can be a particularly potent catalyst for a kind of hazy and hot connection.

"We think current share levels could represent an attractive entry point since we believe guidance could prove to be conservative and because the company's release of Madagascar could act as a very potent catalyst".

In Stockman's words: " The promise of huge synergies from acquisitions was a particularly potent catalyst for periodic stock ramps because Wall Street is replete with rumors and inside information about M & A deals".

Furthermore, it was discovered that readily available quinuclidine is a highly potent catalyst for aldimine transaminations.