Sentence examples similar to newspaper catalyst from inspiring English sources
"This will be a catalyst.
Even shiny newspaper ads can contaminate the catalyst and render it ineffective.
The newspaper article was intended as a catalyst for thinking about the causes of inequalities.
When Johnson announced his decision not to run, Brinkley writes, Cronkite's "Report from Vietnam" was "immediately seen as a catalyst by pundits in the Monday newspapers.... Cronkite turned dove, and the hawk Johnson lost his talons".
But as distraught as Brazilians looked on TV and splashed across newspapers around the world, this heartbreak could be the catalyst for a coming of age as an economic superpower.
"This affair has been a catalyst," Valérie Touranian, editor of Elle magazine in France, said in the Sunday newspaper Le Journal du Dimanche.
Mr. Gabelli predicted that the Vivendi auction would be a catalyst for more deals, as would the recent lifting of the caps on the ownership of newspapers and television stations by the Federal Communications Commission.
