Sentence examples for key catalysts from inspiring English sources

The UK shares none of the key catalysts which have exposed Cyprus to the banking crisis either.

Key catalysts are the Indian government's approval on captive coal blocks and allocation of interim coal linkages for its 2011 upcoming power plants.

But the other key catalysts are pioneering people – the champions who take risks and lead from the front – and the media.

Whether or not he was preceded by Berns, however, Bingham and his work were the key catalysts for the archaeological investigation of sites in the Andes and other parts of South America.

As such, we view the accommodative global monetary policy settings, higher growth expectations and the associated decline in risk spreads as the key catalysts for further P/E multiple and share price gains over the next six to nine months.

The whole of the company's 50,000 weekly-paid workforce face lay-offs as production winds down progressively next week.Chemical companies are especially vulnerable because a whole plant often has to be shut by shortages of even tiny quantities of key catalysts or intermediate chemicals from another chemical plant.

But Pablo Mastroeni has been a key catalyst as well.

A key catalyst in this move towards local, seasonal ingredients is chef Nigel Haworth.

One key catalyst for the growth was the demise of LA Fitness, which became squeezed out and eventually collapsed.

"It's a gap that needed to be filled," he adds, "and the magazine is a key catalyst in connecting".

"We're convinced that this is the key catalyst to West Side development," said Robert D. Yaro, president of the Regional Plan Association, a supporter of the Moynihan project.