But two events, private and public, became the catalyst for her profound change of attitude.
Public healthcare as the catalyst for a local economic revolution?
Is it really pushing things too far to suggest that their free and easy public lifestyle was a catalyst for the hippie era and the Summer of Love?
Off the field, the Mariners' AL West championship as well as its memorable run in the postseason served as a catalyst for public funding for a new ballpark.
This one report struck a chord with the American public, and was the catalyst that turned Communism from the USA's most feared threat to a sitcom punchline.
In other regions that have utilised EDI evaluation, it has acted as a catalyst for public health, social work and education to collaborate to examine available resources for families with young children and identify areas of additional need to improve young children's opportunities for achievement [ 21].
He would like courts to be catalysts for public debate through innovative interpretation, an approach he calls "democracy-forcing minimalism".
Another HealthQuest executive, Steven Immergut, 35, managing partner for public relations, is also joining Catalyst, as senior vice president for professional and public relations.
A bloody slab of Americana if there ever was one, Jaws is frequently cited as having been a major catalyst in inflaming public sentiment against sharks.
His efforts led to a long-range plan that focused on preserving many architecturally significant structures, including theaters within the district, developing new gallery and public green space, creating a catalyst for further commercial development and attracting a greater number of visitors to downtown.
The rising cost of public transport was the main catalyst for the protests, and various city authorities have already decided to reverse fare increases.
