Sentence examples for mobilize potential from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bivens asked for donations to the state party, which plans to mobilize potential voters, including Hispanic residents, who traditionally have a low turnout.
Our findings suggest that framing can not only mobilize potential participants by activating the public's resonance with the cause at stake (Amenta and Caren 2004) but also influence protest results by directly appealing to higher level governments and the central government in particular.
Emerging research suggests this is the case, although Amaral Zettler noted that it's not yet clear whether the microbes mobilize potential toxins, making them more harmful, or if they actually keep the toxins from entering the food chain.
It is a factor both parties take into account in their data-driven process of identifying and mobilizing potential supporters.
It remains to be seen whether Islamist political elites are able to mobilize this potential base of supporters in an upcoming, potentially free election.
Communicative action is thus an inherently consensual form of social coordination in which actors "mobilize the potential for rationality" given with ordinary language and its telos of rationally motivated agreement.
This new playing field has thrown into sharp relief the need for public policies adapted to the scale of the phenomenon, both to preserve the integrity of sport and to mobilize its potential.
Charles Lunceford of the Heritage Preservation Association said his group was fully behind Mr. Perdue -- and mobilizing against potential enemies.
By mobilizing the potential synergies between southern labor, energy and raw materials and northern know-how, technical expertise and advanced technologies, Europe could lift its annual growth rate by a crucial 1 percent.
Rice celebrated material striving but also larger national goals — the long national struggle to extend benefits and mobilize all human potential.
Always interesting, if only intermittently well written, it uses its various genres to mobilize the dramatic potential inherent in its setting in the slave South, and then goes over the top.
