Sentences with phrase «own catalyst for»

In some cases, Lopez has been partially credited as the catalyst for the introduction of thicker body types into the mainstream, even before haters could say it was Photoshop.

This could be a turning point for blockchain and potentially a catalyst for widespread adoption.

The controversial May 20 presidential elections could prove to be a catalyst for additional U.S. sanctions, which could accelerate the pace and magnitude of the production declines.

A recent Mintel report on millennial beauty consumers also reveals women prefer a more natural look, which explains why musician Alicia Keys» au natural 2016 album cover became a catalyst for the #nomakeup and natural texture movements.

«These are areas in technology that are going to be a catalyst for growing our economy, and opening up a wave of innovation.»

A major catalyst for growth occurred in April of that year.

The catalyst for Rent Frock Repeat came a few years ago when Delorme and Wieber were both invited to a wedding.

And studies have shown that time spent away from work can be the catalyst for good ideas.

Such measures show that the states are serving as catalysts for better cybersecurity, with ideas that can be replicated in other states and, hopefully one day, nationally.

«We should place these feelings at the center of our lives and let them be the catalysts for a sustained exploration that continues throughout the week, over months and probably years, and that generates conversations with ourselves, with friends, mentors and with professionals,» he writes, warning us that «something very serious is going on when sadness and anxiety descend for a few hours on Sunday evenings.»

Their accretive effect on share prices is a crucial upward catalyst for equities during periods devoid of other positive drivers.

«As this wave of new residential properties has swelled, it has been a catalyst for development activity downtown.

The catalyst for over-valuation to end traumatically is missing, and will be for some time.

The record label was sold to Thorn EMI in 1992 and was the catalyst for many other business ventures.

Your presentations will become a catalyst for discussion that leads to evaluating things from every angle.

This negative feedback served as the catalyst for the clinic to completely overhaul their people strategy, resulting in increased scores in the same assessment — beginning the very next year.

Taking a break from processed foods, alcohol, sugar, and other food «evils» may sound like a great idea, but it's a slippery slope into territory that experts say could damage your mental health and / or become the catalyst for an eating disorder.

What may seem like a perfunctory ritual for snooty know - it - alls is, in truth, an elegant catalyst for both chemical and physical change.

Entrepreneurs are a unique breed of people who can translate their visions into reality, and government can be a catalyst for them.

The incursion was prevented by IDF troops, but it served as a catalyst for the army's ground invasion, which began later that night.

More and more emerging entrepreneurs, women and men, are using business as a catalyst for social change and giving back.

BI Intelligence, Business Insider's premium research service, has compiled a detailed report on live streaming video that examines the eruption of online video from the perspective of both consumers and advertisers and assesses how live streaming is emerging as the medium's next catalyst for growth.

Though it sounds simple, interacting with new people can be a huge catalyst for both personal and professional development.

«The potential for the declaration of a special dividend sooner than expected could represent another catalyst for the stock,» the firm's analyst writes.

Likewise, Key Clubs run by dedicated school administrators or instructors can become catalysts for volunteering and fundraising.

«The potential for the declaration of a special dividend sooner than expected could represent another catalyst for the stock.»

Conflict can be a great catalyst for progress, but interpersonal clashes aren't likely to lead to your company's next big idea.

As Aaron Wright, chair of the alliance's Legal Industry Working Group, told Coin Telegraph, «Lawyers are poised to serve as the catalysts for blockchain technology, and the Legal Working Group will serve as a neutral space to explore blockchain - based legal technology, develop standards for «smart» legal agreements, support emerging enterprise use cases, and tackle important policy issues raised by this new, impactful technology.»

«We view the acquisition by Patricia Industries as a catalyst for Sarnova's next leap in becoming the very best company in specialty medical sales and distribution and are excited that Water Street and Matt will continue to be part of supporting our growth.»

«That's the next big catalyst for their stock,» Schachter says.

However, in one fell swoop, Amazon could be the catalyst for the rebuilding of one of America's great cities.

He said that while he received a scathing assessment of Comey's performance from Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein on Monday, that memo was not a catalyst for his dramatic decision as the White House had said earlier.

Theroux concluded the whole thing was simply «the catalyst for ending a relationship that had run its course.»

Last year's record Chinese trade surplus with the US, Browne notes, is a «potential catalyst for hostilities after a year of bluster.»

It can be the catalyst for big ideas.

It was a catalyst for a career.

RBC commodities strategist Helima Croft says Rex Tillerson's departure will likely emerge as a catalyst for oil prices.

CEO Mary Lee Schneider wanted Follett's work to evolve and discovered that she could use the work environment as a catalyst for this change.

The head of Russia's $ 10 billion investment fund has nothing but praise for Saudi Arabia, citing economic diplomacy as the catalyst for improved relations between the two countries.

Bay's war film uses Pearl Harbor as a catalyst for a self - indulgent love triangle involving self - indulgent, unlikable characters.

«It would also likely be the catalyst for other countries to enact similar laws, paralysing multi-national corporations under the weight of what could be dozens or hundreds of country - specific laws,» Apple said, as well as making the personal data of millions of law - abiding citizens less secure by weakening encryption standards.

«It doesn't take much to be a catalyst for higher volatility,» said Peter Cecchini, managing director and chief market strategist at Cantor Fitzgerald in New York.

The thing that very few realize is that tax troubles may be the catalyst for additional collateral damage that often follows in the aftermath.

A strong cup of coffee serves as my catalyst for figuring out what I need to break today and how much fun we can have doing it.

And although stuttering may be a limitation, it's also a catalyst for a major lesson: With good preparation and hard work, anything is possible.

But it's the negative emotions that can best serve as a catalyst for growth — if you allow them to.

This pain has been acute for Wall Street and it was the direct catalyst for the loss of hundreds of billions of dollars across many other areas of the market.

As it turns out, when we see a shift in the Oval Office the stock market becomes very volatile and finds the catalyst for corrections.

Resilient people don't waste difficult experiences and difficult times, but instead choose to use them as a catalyst for growth.

Policy can certainly be a catalyst for change in young industries, but once economics speak loudly enough, there is no stopping the momentum.