Sentence examples for galvanized more from inspiring English sources

But the hijacking of the Faina raised fears of a new epoch of piracy and galvanized more than a dozen countries to send warships into Somalia's waters.

The budget slashing has already galvanized more than half of the school districts in Texas into four different lawsuits against the state, which will wind up in court next fall.

"You may come to the point where you have Srebrenica syndrome," said Edward P. Djerejian, a former ambassador to Syria, referring to the slaughter of 8,000 Bosnian Muslims that galvanized more aggressive international action in 1995.

The Roosevelt administration's relief efforts and push to modernize the South during World War II galvanized more liberal Democrats like W. Kerr Scott, a pro-Truman New Dealer who defeated the Progressive Plutocrats in the 1948 governor's race.

Ramirez-Rosa's youth and combative profile has galvanized more grassroots support, according to Macías who, together with dozens of her fellow democratic socialists, has swarmed Chicago's El stops and street corners every night this week to collect signatures for him.

For the initiative's first year, organizers dedicated the Tuesday after Thanksgiving as the day to spread the word and have galvanized more than 2,000 groups to each commit to a project that will benefit at least one registered 501c3 nonprofit.

The direct American presence may galvanize more jihadis to the Islamic State.

Andre Agassi reiterated that he had grown tired of the milquetoast mind-set, and that McEnroe, more than anyone, had the passion to galvanize more interest in the States.

The decision by the authorities to use deadly force on the Ashura holiday infuriated many Iranians, and some said the violence appeared to galvanize more traditional religious people who have not been part of the protests so far.

Decades ago, Israel generally tended to galvanize more than polarize; today, it appears that the opposite is increasingly true.

Hoping to galvanize more support, rebels are evoking the Soviet failure in Afghanistan as a model for their struggle, and depicting Russia as a new occupier.