Sentence examples for build on interest from inspiring English sources

"Securing all four locations is a massive boost to the sport, not only internationally but particularly within Scotland as they look to build on interest in curling generated around the time of the Pyeongchang 2018 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games," said World Curling Federation president Kate Caithness.

Four respondents felt that 'cultural diversity' needs to be prioritized in the curriculum, and that the curricular contents should build on students' interests, values and concerns, while 2 stated that this approach may also involve some unlearning of extant biases and dispositions.

That is why we must build on our mutual interests, and rise above our differences.

It's a post-modern city, largely built on interest in the vast oil reserves of Central and Northern Alberta, and because of this, the Edmonton region is ten times bigger than it was before the second world war.

Blue-chip stocks ended with modest gains yesterday while technology stocks slipped as the market ran into a wall of profit taking after a big rally built on interest rate cuts by European central banks.

If however Dr. Mitra views his wish as a clarion call for individuals and communities everywhere to engage with children in a positive, resource-rich learning environment that builds on students' interests, abilities, and innate love of learning and collaboration, then more power to him.

Hoping to build on that interest, Hasbro recently revealed plans for brand extension called Equestria Girls.

The discussion groups today were intended to build on that interest.

The use of characters would highlight and build on visitor interest in morphological features of different taxa in a tree (Giusti and Scott [2006]).

Moreover, sustained engagement can build on initial interest and aid in developing STEM-learning identities of youth inside and outside school (National Research Council, 2008).

Sjøberg (2002a) is of the view that there is a general acceptance that all teaching should "build on" the interest and experience of the child.