Meanings of key catalyst in English

It is, for example, now a key catalyst for the semiconductor industry.

The filing is considered to be a key catalyst to the financial crisis.

A key catalyst for the growth, Westgate said, was grocer Whole Foods Market.

The key catalyst for change has been strong political will.

The key catalyst for solar-powered outdoor light is oil prices.

A key catalyst in this move towards local, seasonal ingredients is chef Nigel Haworth.

The paper was an engineering tour de force, and presumably a key catalyst in DeepMind's January 2014 sale to Google.

The key catalyst, in our view, will be evidence that global oil demand has returned to positive year-over-year growth, Goldman said.

Some see increased U.S. military interest in alternative energy and energy efficiency as a key catalyst for a nation-wide green revolution.

Smartphones and tablet devices, expected to spur multi-year overhaul of access networks, are seen as a key catalyst for Aruba, the No.

The filing was six times larger than any previous U.S. bankruptcy and was considered to be a key catalyst of the financial crisis.

The filing was six times larger than any previous U.S. bankruptcy and was considered to be a key catalyst to the financial crisis.

A wave of skilled migrants has swelled Australia's population in recent years, stoking property prices that have been a key catalyst for economic growth.

Market watchers said a key catalyst for the resource-heavy TSX was China's dismissal of a report that it was concerned about its euro-zone bond holdings.

Merger activity and debt refinancing will be key catalysts for next year's issuance, analysts predict.

That's a couple of key catalysts that's going to drive the stock higher as we go into earnings.