Mr. Parlionis, like Mr. Montroy, became galvanized by the problem, and threw himself into it.
The majority of Americas who are unhappy with the election results have become galvanized, which bodes well for grassroots support of climate solutions.
Due to recent SARS related issues (Science 300 (5624) 1394; Nature 423 20033) 240; Science 300 (5627 19666), the development of reliable airborne virus monitoring procedures has become galvanized by an exceptional sense of urgency and is presently in a high demand (In: Cox, C.S., Wathers, C.M. (Eds)., Bioaerosols Handbook, Lewis Publishers, Boca Raton, FL, 1995, pp. 247 267).
They have been big thinkers and have become galvanized.
Somehow enough people have been swayed by the term "activist judges" to become galvanized at the ballot box sufficiently to overrule them.
By challenging the criminalizing nature of her actions and responding with public and collaborative moral outrage, not only were the lives of these young men saved from incarceration, but the San Diego community has become galvanized to address structural and criminal justice reform.
"People get galvanized and become sympathetic to the militants".
Just a tiny sliver of India's population can afford a computer or has access to the Internet, but the young, educated subset of this group has become increasingly galvanized over the New Delhi rape case.
In the seventies, disappointed with Jimmy Carter and faced with the legalization of abortion, the visibility of the gay-rights and women's-liberation movements, and the dissociation of sex from marriage, the Christian right became politically galvanized.
On the subject of human rights, she said women from other countries in dire need of support expressed their longing for American women to become more galvanized so they could reach out and help them.
