Given the increasingly normative aspect of sexual intercourse during late adolescence and emerging adulthood, early sexual intercourse in itself may not serve as a catalyst for problem behaviors and maladjustment for youth.
While none of the professionals say they think Greece is economically significant enough to drag down the world economy — it accounts for about a half of a percent of global gross domestic product — they say they fear that a debt default may be a catalyst for other problems.
One stall ran out of toilet paper, though that potential catastrophe proved a catalyst for creative problem-solving and constructive transgression.
The strengthening of the American economy appears to be one of the catalysts for the problems in the emerging economies.
Most accounts of American income inequality begin in the 1980s with the reign of President Ronald Reagan, the anti-government icon whose "Reaganomics" are commonly fingered as the catalyst for today's problems.
"The sugar industry in Mexico is extremely sensitive, and the failure of the industry in Mexico would be the catalyst for some serious social problems.
"The beginning – or the catalyst – for her mental health problems happened when her baby died in 2003 and she was handed the corpse in a sheet to take to the undertakers by the hospital," says Donna McKoy, chairperson of the Sarah Reed Campaign for Justice, who is in close contact with Reed's family.
We must once again embrace risk as a catalyst for innovation, insight, creative problem solving, change.
Unemployment remains the biggest economic problem and catalyst for unrest.
More likely, they are a short-term catalyst for Republicans and a long-term problem.
The expectation was that the findings would serve as a catalyst for manufacturers to address a significant problem of these, often necessary, components of infant nutrition.
