Sentence examples for more galvanize from inspiring English sources

This would ultimately encourage consumers to save less and spend more, galvanize businesses to borrow to invest, and boost confidence by pushing up asset values, such as the price of homes.

"Leaders are going to have to work to be more galvanizing".

But another example, based on work by the controversial contemporary photographer Andreas Serrano, isn't any more galvanizing.

This bit of progress is encouraging, no doubt, but what would be even more encouraging and more galvanizing for country music's quest to showcase great female talent would be a full re-embracing of the Dixie Chicks.

The way in which "The Woodsman" plays off Mr. Yakusho's own stature for laughs is an indicator of the sort of performer he is: low-key, self-contained, modest, with a quiet watchfulness that makes his occasional bursts of action all the more galvanizing.

Will disruptive protests do more to galvanize or alienate the public?

He said the effort to embarrass Mr. Murtha would do more to galvanize than dissipate critics of the war.

The reality is innovation, growth, and winning does more to galvanize employees than anything.

"She has maintained that it's less about 'winning a seat' and more about galvanizing political awareness in Burma".

Getting inside requires more than galvanizing a certainty of one's metaphysical being; the determined shopper is forced to hurl her full body weight across panels of amber glass until a secret hinge eventually yields, allowing her to stumble inside, stripped of pride and balance.

That more of the province's social, political, and cultural exchanges play out in polarizing online spaces means we'll probably see more towns galvanized into contrarian backwardness by the glare of the news cycle before it's all said and done.