Sentence examples for getting mobilized from inspiring English sources

Is the Israeli peace camp really composed only of exhausted leftists — is the country's business community not getting mobilized?

He added that it was as if Mr. Pataki was "worried about the liberal base getting mobilized in ways that it didn't in '94 and '98".

He cites Facebook, Twitter and Google among those that are getting mobilized by "the Democrats" in aid of defeating opposing candidates in future elections.

I hope that more people get mobilized.

For Waddington, things start to get serious for a company "when disenfranchised customers and staff start to get mobilized".

However, water quality may decrease too, specifically in cases of semi-arid environments where salts previously stored in the soil get mobilized due to rise in groundwater level (Scanlon et al. 2007; Leaney et al. 2003).

To the extent that we can capitalize on our investment in energy efficiency, we earn off it, which gives us an incentive on behalf of our investors to invest and to get mobilized and energized to make it happen.

And get mobilized.

People don't get mobilized and organized spontaneously.

In various disease models like myocardial infarct [ 36, 37], stroke [ 38], skin burn injury [ 39], neural regeneration [ 40], and so forth, these cells get mobilized into circulation within 24 hours.

In agreement with their view, it is felt that the regeneration may have occurred by the VSELs which get mobilized from the bone marrow into the circulation, in response to the injury.