Sentence examples for likely to galvanize from inspiring English sources

The announcement is likely to galvanize Britain's insular supermarket sector, which has been bracing for a battle since Wal-Mart paid $10.7 billion for Asda last summer.

One protester, Nate Barchus, 23, said the eviction from Zuccotti Park was likely to galvanize supporters, particularly because a series of gatherings had already been planned for Thursday, the protest's two-month anniversary.

Still, Mr. Barchus said, the eviction was likely to galvanize supporters more than ever — particularly with a series of gatherings planned for Thursday to mark the passage of two months since the occupation began.

The $22.5 million study, long awaited by experts and published online Wednesday in The New England Journal of Medicine, is likely to galvanize interest in trying to address problems before birth, including operating on serious heart defects and bladder blockages, and potentially using fetal bone marrow or stem cell transplants for sickle cell anemia and immune disorders.

Renewable energy advocates hailed Burlington's achievement as a "milestone" likely to galvanize the nationwide campaign.

Only such a strategy of U.S. engagement seems likely to galvanize Beijing to action.

— in ways that are as likely to numb us as to galvanize us.

And nothing like an external threat to galvanize humanity.

Clinton's fundraising emails increasingly attempt to galvanize her supporters by mentioning reality television star Donald Trump, the likely Republican presidential nominee.

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.

If anything, it seemed to galvanize Pacquiao.