Sentence examples for catalyst for the creation from inspiring English sources
"Port Augusta can be the catalyst for the creation of a fairly substantial industry in Australia.
"I think that was a catalyst for the creation of — and contributions to — private foundations," Mr. Chomicz said.
Justifiably so, since European citizenship could be a catalyst for the creation of a Euro-polity endowed with a stronger constitutional framework and greater social legitimacy.
But the Princeton-Yale game in New York City was a catalyst for the creation of a popular audience for Thanksgiving Day football.
Mary Martin, the director of the Bowlus, which was built with money left by an Iola banker, Thomas W. Bowlus, says it was the catalyst for the creation of Iola's community theater and its orchestra.
As Mr Pound points out in his book, the catalyst for the creation of WADA was the public fury that greeted remarks made in 1998 by the then head of the IOC, Juan Antonio Samaranch.
One of the catalysts for the creation of the company is when Oppenheimer and Daniel started talking to academics and developers about how they were approaching machine learning at a time when nobody was really talking about it.
I'm surprised to hear a conservative evangelical think tank support Biblical studies, however, because rejection of Biblical analysis was one of the catalysts for the creation of the modern evangelical movement.
Bryant's petition against Charlottesville's Confederate statues was cited by Councilman Wes Bellamy as a catalyst for the May 2016 creation of a Blue Ribbon Commission on Race, Memorials, and Public Spaces.
Yet, what happens when the body performs and serves as the catalyst for the production and creation of an artwork?
In a telephone interview on Tuesday, Kahane Cooperman, a "Daily Show" co-executive producer who signed the open letter, said that the Jezebel posts had been "the catalyst" for the letter's creation, but that it was addressed "to anyone who feels that they're able to speak to what our reality is here".
