This year the park expects 5,000 visitors, who will bring newfound pesos to bordering towns.
Though he arrived injured and may depart early, Beckham brought newfound buzz to M.L.S., helped increase league attendance and boosted its profile around the world.
His name and reputation alone brought newfound international respect for professional soccer in the United States during his six seasons and two championships with the Los Angeles Galaxy of Major League Soccer.
But the dollar's fall, renewed worries about America's propensity to consume rather than save and pressing concerns over the future budgetary consequences of caring for the elderly has brought newfound currency to Mr. Peterson's dire warnings.
Since then, demonstrations have spread across the country deep into Anatolia, following the footsteps of the country's growing bourgeoisie, which is no longer only in historically cosmopolitan coastal centers like Istanbul and Izmir, but in provincial cities like Gaziantep and Malatya, where trade with neighboring countries like Iraq and Iran has brought newfound wealth.
A $1 billion funding windfall has brought newfound attention to comparative effectiveness research (CER) and broadened career opportunities in this growing field.
After all, a hit is a hit – and as it's happily said with regard to mobile hits like Pokemon Go and Super Mario Run, anything that brings newfound attention to the company's IP goes a ways toward driving sales of new titles and systems.
Jordan's appearance on "Shark Tank" may not have gone exactly as planned, as is often the case with reality TV, but he says the show has brought newfound publicity and he remains as confident as ever about his business.
Glenn Beck's attacks on deeply held Christian principles of social justice have ironically brought newfound attention, focus, and discussion about what it truly means to be a "social justice Christian".
Against Me! had just released its major label debut, New Wave (2007), which brought newfound fame but also a small army of pissed-off fans who felt they'd been shafted by the leap.
