Sentence examples for more likely catalyst from inspiring English sources

A much more likely catalyst for Johnson's announcement on March 31st was Kennedy's entry into the race.

(Uh-oh). "A more likely catalyst would involve tighter financial conditions, potentially a result of the simultaneous withdrawal of monetary accommodation by the Fed and the European Central Bank," he says, going back to the idea that so long as capital costs are this low, corporate and portfolio investors will ignore Washington hissy fits.

Politics is one thing, but a more likely catalyst for the surge in ecstasy is the renewed popularity of dance music, after a time in the 2000s when hip-hop and indie dominated the UK charts.

Politics is one thing, but a more likely catalyst for the surge in ecstasy is the renewed popularity of dance music, after a time in the 2000s where hip-hop and indie dominated the UK charts.

Among schools which had "just failed", this setback was more likely to be a catalyst for recovery, the study found.

Pointing out that Vermont was one of the whitest states in the nation, he added, "The more open the hearts and minds of our students become, the more likely they'll be catalysts for good".

More likely, they are a short-term catalyst for Republicans and a long-term problem.

Diversion is more likely than upgrades to be the catalyst for sprawl.

A 2015 study showed that climate change made drought in Syria two to three times more likely, and that this was a catalyst for the 2011 uprising.

It is observed that in the physically feasible parameter region, the catalyst particle model is more likely to exhibit oscillatory behavior when the reacting fluid is a liquid.

They are more likely to absorb on the surface of catalyst and jam the catalytic pores.