Sentence examples for failed to galvanize from inspiring English sources

Ratings were weak and the three debates failed to galvanize viewers because television itself has changed.

Mr. Kan failed to galvanize Japan after the disaster in March or point a new direction for this seemingly rudderless nation.

The subtle, understated handling of the likeness, with its soft psychological probe, failed to galvanize most potential buyers more attracted to art with an instant punch.

Analysts say the protest movement failed to galvanize large sectors of society because, after the initial euphoria inspired by the Tunisian revolution, people were deterred by the chaos in Libya, Syria, Yemen and Bahrain and by difficulties in Egypt.

Fernando Ferrer has failed to galvanize fellow Democrats behind his bid to unseat Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg on Nov. 8, and is trailing among liberals, blacks, women and most other demographic groups, according to the latest New York Times Poll.

Instead the Democratic Opposition of Serbia, or D.O.S., as the coalition was called, failed to galvanize itself into an effective force for change, giving many voters the impression that valuable time had been squandered.

Alexander F. Treadwell, the state Republican Party chairman, appeared outside to promise victory for Republicans in 2004 and predict that the Democrats would fail to galvanize rural Americans.

Of course, that overkill was most likely calculated to kick an already limping protest movement in the balls as it continually fails to galvanize support, even as those on the bottom rung of society wallow in austerity gloom.

And in theory, the new framework– offering a vehicle for generating options and galvanizing a bureaucracy that has often failed to produce action in the case of past genocides might be of huge benefit to this and future presidents in avoiding future crises.

If they fail to take such steps, Friends risk galvanizing support in Yemen for the very forces they are trying to weaken.

Failing to plan is planing to fail.