Sentence examples for having galvanized from inspiring English sources

A poster was widely cited as having galvanized votes for the Swiss measure but was also blamed for exacerbating hostility toward immigrants and instigating a media and legal circus.

Far from it, having galvanized London he stormed into New York in his early 30's, before coming home to his old paper, The Observer, and then turning to a new life, not of reviewing plays but of putting them on.

The first one is a solar still having aluminum plate, and the second is a solar still having galvanized iron plate, while the third is a conventional solar still.

While the address has galvanized abortion opponents, the Supreme Court opening has galvanized backers of abortion rights.

The attack has galvanized protesters on other campuses.

Yet the California decision has galvanized campaigners here.

The prospect of its removal had galvanized America's far right.

The government's stance has galvanized the opposition and antinuclear and renewable energy lobbies.

Comments like those have galvanized city officials, whose controversial plan was widely supported by business leaders.

It has galvanized young Americans, inspired a flood of donations and stirred a backlash from critics.

Brees, the Saints' quarterback, has galvanized recovery efforts in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina.