Sentence examples for cause hype from inspiring English sources

Right now it's just rhetoric to cause hype".

We are condemned as criminals without consciences, dismissed as anti-social teens without a cause, or hyped as cyber-terrorists to justify the expanding surveillance state.

It's this perceived excitement that, argues the San Francisco-based futurist writer Jamais Cascio, causes a "hype cycle," which he describes as a peak of inflated expectations that leads to a trough of disillusionment and eventually levels off at a plateau of profitability.

"I thought, 'This is nuts that a rubber band is causing so much hype,' " she said.

Or was that just a blip caused by the hype around week one?

Carl Hagelin, the Rangers' breakout rookie wing, sounded a note of caution about the hype causing his team to be overexcited.

Lane, a junior, said the dissension was caused by "the hype" that attends high-profile first-semester freshmen who have not yet passed a course.

The hype caused DNA Medical stock to climb to $5.50, but it has since dropped to 30 cents.

If the plaintiffs do get to court, they will have to do more than say the analysts hyped the stock, or even that they had a conflict of interest that caused them to hype the stock.

William Arnold of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer agreed that the film's massive hype caused many of the negative reactions, saying "it built expectations that can't possibly be matched and scuttled [the] element of storytelling surprise".

This could be because the media hype caused public confusion about the truths and falsities related to the vaccine.