Sentence examples for could be galvanized from inspiring English sources

Because this is the only county voting — and the margin needed for victory is known — supporters of both Mr. Romney and Mr. Paul could be galvanized to flood the caucus sites.

In the wake of Clinton's loss, though, the group became a home for the loyal opposition, a place where devastation could be galvanized.

Those opponents found their voice in the street protests in June and could again be galvanized by Monday's verdicts.

They needed to be galvanized.

The nation's conscience must be galvanized.

While the rest of the country has been galvanized by partisanship, our generation needs to be galvanized by our desire for solutions.

"Immigration was the surface reason that galvanized the opposition to Cantor, but the opposition could not have been galvanized with this issue had Cantor been a better congressman these past few years," wrote Erickson.

Much of corporate America has been galvanized by a California Supreme Court ruling last spring that Nike could be sued for fraudulent business practices for misstatements it made in response to critics of its third world employment practices.

He believed that his hardships had galvanized him, but she knew that anyone could be fearless as long as there was no other option.

By the end of 1894, Cleveland and Congress had created Labor Day and made Pullman divest from the town so that Chicago could take over, and Americans were galvanized in support of labor rights.

It's fair to hope for further triumphs from them all; you could see how soloists and corps dancers were galvanized to new luster by their presence.