Sentence examples for becoming a catalyst from inspiring English sources

I.T. is becoming a catalyst for change, not just a platform or business tool".

Oh, and he also caught 89 passes for 1,038 yards and 11 touchdowns, becoming a catalyst for the Cardinals' playoff run.

It is aiming to becoming a "catalyst council" – keeping the responsibility for providing services, such as libraries, but not necessarily directly delivering all those services itself.

And Green is becoming a catalyst, a flag-bearer for a re-evaluation of what's important in basketball, without dominating the ball.

The organisational process of building the broad nationwide alliances necessary to defend Iraq's oil is becoming a catalyst for undermining sectarianism and the divide and rule logic of occupation.

Mr Andre began to work in Mr Stella's studio, around the time when the painter was becoming a catalyst for change.One of Mr Andre's early influences was Constantin Brancusi, a Romanian who transformed sculpture in the early 20th century by creating among other mouldbreaking works tall, wooden totemic pieces.

These findings also reflect the prescient predictions of an early study, which argued that the role of lecturer in online education would shift towards becoming a "learning catalyst" and "knowledge navigator" (Volery & Lord, 2000, p. 216) such that student-teacher relationships would become more horizontally balanced.

Protesters at the University of Cape Town (UCT) are demanding the statue's removal as a catalyst for becoming a less "eurocentric" and more African institution.

Big TV events are becoming an increasingly popular catalyst of activity on social media, with sporting events being at the top of the list.

Lina has accomplished so many things in her life, but becoming a Rosie the Riveter was a catalyst for everything that followed.

It has become a catalyst for change.