Sentence examples for mobilize some from inspiring English sources

To the contrary, a good political system "should mobilize some parts of human nature to rein in other parts".

And in fighting the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan, the United States helped mobilize some of the same forces that now terrorize it.

France has been Exhibit A in the State Department's campaign to demonstrate that it has managed to mobilize some international support.

Over the past few years, we have seen millions of people mobilize — some behind President Obama and others around the Tea Parties.

In this hostile environment, de Blasio urgently needs to reach beyond the traditional media and mobilize some of the supporters who voted him into office, especially the younger ones.

Since keeping track of teachers' moves can be difficult, Scholastic decided to mobilize some of the most important people at any school — the secretaries, who know who the new teachers are and who has departed.

Or, to put it another way, with the demand for workers rising, the economy has mobilized some idle resources.

"If it were a different situation, we would be mobilizing some helicopters now," said Tony Banbury, regional director of the United Nations World Food Program.

He explained, "Over the past two decades, the West had mobilized some groups and trends and hatched some plots for their planned subversive D Day against the Islamic Republic.

It has mobilized some 600 officials in three states — Mato Grosso, Pará and Rondonia — as well as 175 cars and trucks and four airplanes.

A report in The New York Times in July that Time Inc. executives were considering closing the magazine mobilized some support among readers, who started a group on the social networking Web site Facebook.