Sentence examples for catalyst to put from inspiring English sources

What is the catalyst to put an end to them?

As Deputy Mayor Daniel Doctoroff, the longtime Olympic booster, likes to point out, the Games can provide the catalyst to put the space to income-generating use.

A G.M. spokesman, Alan Adler, said the 2004 fine "certainly was a catalyst to put a much stronger emphasis on working well with N.H.T.S.A. on issues that were coming up".

We need to be willing to reclaim our feelings back from the emotional stone-age, where others convinced us that this part of us was weak, and recognize that our emotional energy is the power and catalysts to putting an end to The Misery Epidemic for good.

Once you get the first term sheet, use it as a catalyst and push the other funds (or angels) to put one down too.

If you were a jelly bean hankering for serious attention, you'd want to put yourself in the way of a catalyst of the Norton class.

"Grasso really represented a catalyst, to keep on emphasizing how important it was as an industry to put this behind us," one person close to the negotiations said.

Expert advice has been a catalyst in my career, but only when I had the good sense to put my ego aside and listen.

With Esalon and others regarded as catalysts, five of the nation's largest beauty suppliers recently agreed to put rivalries aside and jointly create their own site for beauty professionals and their clients.

While he was the catalyst for the Pacers' 18-point comeback, Jackson scored 8 of his 11 points in the third quarter to preserve a tenuous lead and to put Indiana only one victory away from the National Basketball Association finals.

In 2010, Community Catalysts began to work in partnership with Nottinghamshire county council to develop a micro-market across the county in response to putting people first and the personalisation agenda.