Sentence examples for considerable interest with from inspiring English sources

An amateur video now circulating on the Web, "I Got a Crush on Obama," has drawn considerable interest, with more than 55,000 hits on YouTube.

Regardless of Panono's more limited functionality vs Bublcam (i.e. still shots and interactive panoramas only — no video as yet), it has managed to pull in considerable interest, with more than 2,060 backers thus far.

The problem of convolution sums of the divisor function σ 1 ( n ) and the theory of Eisenstein series has recently attracted considerable interest with the emergence of quasimodular tools.

In actual fact, the literature and experiences of urban design speak of new experiments of considerable interest with respect to certain classic problems: what does doing urban design on a city-wide scale mean?

The subject of degenerative changes in adjacent segments following spine fusion has been of considerable interest with a multitude of published studies in the lumbar fusion, cervical fusion, and deformity fusion literature [1, 2].

The modulation of HIF hydroxylase activity is of considerable interest with respect to therapeutic intervention.

Certain actors managed a one-off directorial opus of considerable interest: Charles Laughton, with the excellent Night of the Hunter, and Robert Montgomery, with his wobbly but original attempt at a point-of-view detective drama, seen via the eyes of Philip Marlowe, Lady in the Lake.

This may be of considerable interest, particularly with regard to time and productivity losses, effects on quality of life and financial costs.

The evolutionary characterization of species and lifestyles at global levels is nowadays a subject of considerable interest, particularly with the availability of many complete genomes.

Consequently, the structure of the Tg·G mismatch is of considerable interest, particularly with regard to its recognition by base excision repair enzymes (47).

I have read the manuscript by Valas and Bourne with considerable interest, wholeheartedly agreeing with several ideas in it and disagreeing with some.