Sentence examples for catalyst to change from inspiring English sources

"We just don't see a catalyst to change it".

"Marrying Laura was a huge catalyst to change".

Not through creating a new legal structure, but as a catalyst to change the heart and soul of what it means to be in business.

They bid for the World Cup knowing how workers are treated in their country – workers are dying, suffering injury, mental tortureand penury while waiting for the "catalyst" to change their miserable reality.

Faced with some of the most significant changes to the social housing sector in recent history, our options are to throw up our hands in protest or use this catalyst to change our thinking.

Wrote the crime bill, put 100,000 cops on the street, wrote the Violence Against Women Act, which John McCain voted against, both of them, was the catalyst to change the circumstance in Bosnia, led by President Clinton, obviously.

From this observation, the ability of Ni catalyst particles to change their shape can also explain why in the present experiment the highest density of MWCNTs was synthesized at the flow rate of 300 sccm.

The in situ EXAFS spectra of INi catalyst began to change after 320°C and bulk NiO like structure was formed at 500°C heat treatment.

The committee went on to suggest that the World Cup could provide an impetus for improvement, saying in a statement that the 2018 event could "act as catalyst to positively change the mind-sets and behaviors across all involved in Russian football".

"The 2018 Fifa World Cup in Russia, in particular, can act as a catalyst to positively change the mindsets and behaviour across all involved in Russian Football over the next four years".

Sheepshanks hopes SGP, which should be up and running by the autumn of 2012, will provide the catalyst to help change the way managers, grassroots coaches and players think about the game in England.