Things began to galvanize around us in a way we hadn't anticipated, and people began to write us sharing their own stories of struggle.
"I think, as a group, we can definitely start to feel something start to galvanize".
The resulting storm of publicity galvanized elite research universities across the country to begin to open higher education to everyone — with the hope of perhaps, eventually, making money doing so.
"Since the change in law allowing ownership, the market is beginning to open up, galvanizing demand".
In late March, items from the Galvanize collection began to arrive in stores.
Can the opposition unite behind the renewed vigor of protesters so that by the next anniversary of Saeed's death, it will have begun to build the Egypt his murder galvanized it to demand?
"Petraeus agreed," Ms. Broadwell later told Claudia Chan, who edits a Web site devoted to women and leadership, "and I began to write an 'intellectual history' exploring how he'd developed his role as a maverick who galvanized organizational innovation".
But the field began to change as molecular biology techniques became widespread, and an incident with the antihistamine drug Seldane (terfenadine) in 1992 galvanized the research community to pay more attention to drug interactions.
"And now, as the new Chinese leadership begins to write the script for the next act of their country's reform, it appears as if Xi Jinping is finding nationalism an irresistible ingredient in his effort to galvanize his people".
Johnson began to affix ruined objects to his abstract paintings in the aftermath of the notorious 16th Street Baptist Church bombing in Birmingham, Ala., a crime so awful that it galvanized the nation.
