Sentence examples for aroused much interest from inspiring English sources

The appointment has aroused much interest in business circles.

His picture "Crucifixion" aroused much interest in art circles.

To ameliorate labour conflict, Australia employs an arbitration system that has aroused much interest in other countries.

Moreover, they can raise private funds to supplement the standard amount that the city gives them.Charter schools have aroused much interest among Chicago's civic-minded businessmen.

LONDON — The announcement of the intentions of the Paris dressmakers and milliners to prevent their models from being copied surreptitiously has aroused much interest in dressmaking and millinery circles in London.

Although they are statistical underdogs, the Harrisons have aroused much interest among fans who wonder if they will be the next incarnation of Bob and Mike Bryan, the American twins who have won 11 Grand Slam doubles titles.

Recently, signals of opportunities (SoOPs) from existing RF background infrastructure, such as digital terrestrial wireless TV signal, have also aroused much interests in the research community[4 6].

Wirt failed to arouse much interest, scoring less than 8percentt of the popular vote in an election won by Andrew Jackson.

The New Yorker, October 23, 1926 P. 17 Mary Garden's plan to sing here after her vow to never sing in New York again is arousing much interest.

Leinster's centre Ben T'eo is currently arousing much interest in English rugby and his final fling before heading off on tour to Australia will be closely monitored by, among others, Eddie Jones.

"The only part of German history that seems to arouse much interest in the British is the Nazi period," he said in his postscript to the published version of the play.