Sentence examples for particular galvanize from inspiring English sources

The story, set in the early 1970's, is about how changes in the institution, brought about by evolutionary times in general and by an opportunistic new faculty member in particular, galvanize Platt's life crisis, leading him to quit his job and write the play that tells the story of his experience.

Two projects in particular helped galvanize public support for the society's work.

Despite the lack of perfect competition, the preference for particular projects galvanizes long-term factions between hierarchies, establishing an informal relationship within formal hierarchies.

The 2014 assault in Peshawar, in particular, seemed to galvanize fragmented public opinion about how to deal with jihadist militancy.

This paper examines the conflicting sentiments generated by Macau's recent developments and how these dynamics have helped galvanize particular visions among Macau's residents holding different possessive relationships to the city.

With its distorted string sample and stutter beat backdrop, "Galvanize" in particular has rightly become a staple from TV commercials to sporting events since it first dropped a decade ago.

In particular the effect of a galvanizing coating on the fatigue strength of S355 structural steel is analyzed in detail showing that the decrease of the fatigue life is very limited if compared with that of uncoated joints and the results are in good agreement with Eurocode detail category, without substantial reductions.

Some organizations, including the Boerse in Frankfurt and the Tradepoint alternative stock exchange in London, plan to establish their own online European trading networks this year, galvanizing smaller, traditional exchanges in particular to seek alliances with the dominant exchanges.

4. 'Glacier' The singular authority of Liz Gerring's choreography is evident in the very particular nature of her dancers' body language, paradoxically galvanized and relaxed at the same time and informally precise.

Greenwald and Walsh are already masters of the genre of linking a threat to a face and name attached to it, which is one of the few things that galvanizes humans in general and Americans in particular.

The breakdowns at both the bank and at its regulators, in particular the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, could galvanize support for new curbs on Wall Street trading.