Sentences with phrase «catalyst for»

The catalyst for this conceptual unity has, of course, been evolution: «[t] his concept has imposed a unity which is truly universal on the diverse data of the sciences».

It is a partial failure in the task of evangelism and discipleship that has proved the catalyst for a reappraisal of campus - oriented mission.

Perhaps the presentation of a radical ethic of economic justice, for example, might be a catalyst for genuine Christian evangelism.

Questions are the best catalyst for discussion and debate.

Challenging or affirming your beliefs is a catalyst for friction

Graham credits that choice as a catalyst for his ministry.

Proximity is no guarantee of tolerance and may often enough be the catalyst for violent antagonism.

The only reason it is highlighted in this story is because it was the catalyst for them.

Every woman who contributes to the creation of this atmosphere functions as a catalyst for the evolution of other women and for the forming and unfolding of genuine friendships.

Because of the ubiquity of dispensational themes in evangelical pop culture, it's reasonable to assume that it must be the catalyst for evangelical Judeophilia.

Like the open sky, untrammelled terrain has long been the catalyst for the birth of awe.

Whether Ex Corde will prove to be the catalyst for the solution to these problems remains to be seen, but what this book certainly does tell us is that, at a minimum, Ex Corde is not the enemy.

And from Professor Gerd Ludemann's book, Jesus After 2000 Years, pp. 413 - 415, (Luke 24: 36 - 53), «The historical yield is nil, both in respect of the real historic event and connection with the visions which were the catalyst for the rise of Christianity.»

This, says O'Connor, is the violent, shocked beginning of Ruby's redemption, the catalyst for her repentance and her heavenly vision.

Perhaps the advent of the internet, and consequently dating sites and apps, has acted as a catalyst for one of your deepest fears as it has mine: There's always someone better out there.

The catalyst for me was a combination of things: I was exhausted from all the work it took to live a lie; I sensed that my ability to stay in control of my secret was lessening and I was getting sloppy; my life had become unmanageable.

I can't remember the exact catalyst for deciding to do this, but I think it started with an interview I read with The Lumineers.

It was her belief in God that served as a catalyst for pushing forward even through her circumstances.

The conceit that one cultures morality is superior to another's is the catalyst for war!

His perceived callousness was a catalyst for her growth.

But while failure carries with it a negative connotation, it can also act as a catalyst for many positive experiences.

However, history has shown that true martyrdom has been a successful catalyst for promoting ideologies.

The rally has been a catalyst for protests by the Westboro Baptist Church, a group well known for its picketing of funerals of American servicemen and servicewomen.

Maybe this will be the catalyst for them to get on board with the idea of teaching for the sake of learning instead of teaching to get students to use their # 2 pencils to complete the answer pattern which will render the best financial results for the school district.

Who knows maybe it will be a catalyst for change in David... Deconstruction shouldn't be just for the harmful beliefs one has absorbed but also for the destructive patterns of behavior that one exhibits.»

Another catalyst for higher oil prices is the fact that Turkey could cut off the crude oil flow from the northern Iraqi region of Kurdistan, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Monday.

Newmont Mining (NYSE: NEM) is focused on sustainability and serving as a catalyst for local economic development through transparent and respectful stakeholder engagement and as responsible stewards of the environment.

Our mission is to be Canada's catalyst for engagement with Asia and Asia's bridge to Canada.

Well, if the decline in energy services is short - lived then not much, as the megatrend of increasing U.S. oil and gas production is likely to provide a strong long - term growth catalyst for the industry.

Counter-intuitive as it sounds, U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions» decision to repeal the previous administration's Cole Memorandum — which had reduced federal enforcement of cannabis offences — could prove a catalyst for change, said Agnese.

The catalyst for the greenback rally was higher yields for 10 - year US treasury bills, which rose to 2.996 % on Monday.

These refund checks are being spent at retailers throughout the country which could be a major catalyst for retail stock prices to jump higher when they report earnings over the next few weeks.

That will be the next catalyst for our sector — a meaningful M&A transaction that shows the valuations have fallen to the point where it would be silly not to transact,» he said.

Unsurprisingly, the catalyst for the shakeup is Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX), which now boasts nearly 50 million domestic subscriptions, good for roughly 54 % of the households in America, according to Variety.

And being over-leveraged is also the primary default catalyst for those is a positive equity position.

ASIC Commissioner John Price recognizes Japan's accomplishments with developing technology, and sees the joint venture as a catalyst for growth and opportunities for the financial services industries of both countries.

The poisoning of Sergei Skripal and his daughter in Salisbury, England, appears to be the catalyst for a new round of diplomatic actions against Russia.

Negotiating a severance was a huge catalyst for finally giving me the courage to just go for it.

Conversely, when investors are pessimistic and expecting bad news, even slightly less bad news can be a catalyst for a rally.

The permission granted to SQM to ramp lithium production capacity to 216,000 tonnes per year by 2025 was viewed as a negative catalyst for the sector, but this ignored the permitting necessary, enormous capital requirements (perhaps over $ 1B USD), and onerous new royalty structure which penalizes price maximization.

A key catalyst for the inclusion of A-shares in the MSCI's EM index was the recent launch of China's Stock Connect schemes — market - access programmes that enable investors to use their local exchanges to trade shares listed on cross-border counterparts.

The Harbour has been the catalyst for significant economic growth in the marine sector and delivered numerous benefits to the South - West in its first year of operation.

The biggest potential catalyst for Twitter is another earnings miss.

Tax cuts can provide the necessary catalyst for value stocks, assuming they do more than just boost corporate profitability.

The basic catalyst for the correction is well known: better - than - expected headline wage inflation numbers — as noisy and oft - revised as they are — spooked the bond market, which then rippled through the equity market.

As a result, the Bank of Canada's current stance to leave interest rates unchanged given its concerns about the country's lacklustre economic growth could be an important catalyst for preferred share performance going forward — especially when combined with the U.S. Federal Reserve's projections for multiple rate hikes this year.

The inside bar strategy can act as a catalyst for an event in the market, this event is usually a simple turning point, stalling signal, or a false break.

Analysts at Goldman Sachs no longer hold a bearish view on GoPro Inc (NASDAQ: GPRO) as the upcoming launch of its HERO6 camera could prove to be a catalyst for the stock.

Favorable US Economic data in the weeks ahead should serve as the catalyst for the US Dollar to turn back higher, which in turn would likely exert lots of negative pressure on commodities.

The company actively recruits «Dakotas» ESOP companies to join the Chapter and was a catalyst for changing the Chapter name to accurately represent North Dakota and South Dakota.