Significados de become the catalyst em inglês

The Khashoggi affair could conceivably become the catalyst for a backlash.

Lloyd had become the catalyst for Brook's resurgence of strength.

These relationships can and do become the catalyst for drastic and painful transitions in your life.

Aleister Crowley joined in 1898 and would later become the catalyst in the events that would bring about the Order's destruction.

It had hoped to become the catalyst for a major political realignment, attracting a string of other recruits and becoming the rallying point for remainers.

Apartheid police opened fire on the demonstrators, which became the catalyst for violent protest.

Four years ago today, an unforeseen incident became the catalyst to start a national movement.

That call became the catalyst for the impeachment inquiry.

SO WHAT are the risk factors of a recession-prompted lay-off becoming the catalyst for long-term unemployment?

I feel they became the catalyst that mobilised the masses after a decade of ineffectual activism.

How Sandberg's grief became the catalyst for a new, emotionally honest management style at Facebook and beyond.

Rather than becoming the catalyst for a renewed reform push, the state elections would provoke more populism, was the consensus view of analysts.

The group also became the catalyst for Sarah's passionate campaigning for young carers and she continues to call for better support and recognition.

And his sudden and brutal death at the age of 21 on a snowy Indiana highway became the catalyst for You Can Play.

And the empty seat left by Barry on the parish council soon becomes the catalyst for the biggest war the town has yet seen.

Moving to Hong Kong forced me to take a deeper interest and became the catalyst for my unlikeliest attempt on a language to date.