Sentence examples for that could galvanize from inspiring English sources

Steelers 23, Ravens 20 If ever there were a victory that could galvanize a team, this is it.

Fan Gang, an economist who sits on the central bank's monetary policy committee, said China still had immense potential for changes that could galvanize growth.

But some Israelis said that after four decades of relative stability in the Golan area, the Assad government may be trying to push them into a fight that could galvanize Arab hostility toward Israel and distract attention from its own problems.

This is a cause that could galvanize those caught in the sandwich generation...across political lines.

The one man that could galvanize the anti- Hillary flock, and that's Falwell, is among the dearly departed.

That could galvanize support for the opposition Democratic Left Alliance, or former Communist party, which has pledged to "de-clericalize" the state by barring clergy from state ceremonies, withdrawing the church's budget allocations and curbing the clergy's business activities and its tax exemptions.

Republicans have also been invoking the Florida debacle in 2000, a scene that could help galvanize their base.

FRANKFURT — In 1919, a soldier in Munich discovered that he could galvanize small groups of fellow trench warfare veterans with virulently anti-Semitic oratory.

Last year, France was indulging its illusion that it could galvanize all the antiwar, anti-U.S. sentiment to make itself the great global Uncola to America's Coca-Cola -- the new balancer to America.

Initially, Johnson hoped Ron Paul would not run for president so that Johnson could galvanize Paul's network of libertarian-minded voters, and he even traveled to Houston to tell Paul of his decision to run in person, but Paul announced his candidacy on May 13 , 2011

Castro, however, hints at something that could begin to galvanize Hispanic voters in San Antonio and beyond.