Sentence examples for would catalyse from inspiring English sources

"If the Jews set up a party in Britain," says Rabbi Eichler, "the resulting anti-Semitism would catalyse all the other parties to run against it".

But international pressure – applied intelligently, without hyperbole – can strengthen their hand, and the Palestinians are considering a move that would catalyse it.

Being all-too-human, I think it unlikely that a captivatingly surly teen from Enfield, rather than, say, computer geniuses from Imperial and MIT, would catalyse this revolution in robotics, but what do I know?

And strictly speaking, this is a Scottish song anyway: the words were written by a Scot, James Thomson, who hoped they would catalyse that early 18th century spirit of Britishness.

In the presence of ATP, T4 DNA ligase would catalyse the ligation between 3ʹ-OH and 5ʹ-PO4 ends between ds-DNA probes.

The company builds on the ideas of global connectivity, availability of information and interdependence ("overlapping") of physical and virtual worlds where communication technologies would catalyse political, social and cultural "breakthroughs" that are likely to reshape traditional forms and channels of information transmission.

If formally recognised as four separate species, three of those four would suddenly be deemed more seriously threatened by the red list, Fennessay said, which would hopefully catalyse greater efforts to protect them.

It's perhaps inevitable that Sloterdijk would be catalysed by Dostoevsky's metaphor.

Her father worked in the metal industry, her mother looked after the three children, and yet this unpromising ground would be catalysed by the spark of music.

Ming and Hodgetts designed the urban environment which would have catalysed the transformation of the Bridge.

A few of us are now in the process of setting up a rewilding group in Britain, which would seek to catalyse some of these changes.