Sentence examples for consistent buzz from inspiring English sources
Blonde 2.0 has 25 employees and helps its clients receive coverage in major publications, engage with consumers and influencers, and create a consistent buzz on the Web and beyond.
This peculiar pattern has been interpreted to reflect either the critical slope stability angle or a premature fluvial landscape but is also consistent with the glacial buzz-saw hypothesis.
Below that, there's a consistent but low-level Internet buzz about the combination, just as there is about the other unlikely things people like to marry with peanut butter and place between bread slices: mayonnaise, olives, thick onion slices (this was Hemingway's favorite sandwich), horseradish, bacon, Marmite (in England) and Vegemite (in Australia), to name but a few.
The photovoltaic sector has great potential and offers investors a chance to place their bets on a sector that generates buzz, if not consistent profits.
Ugly Betty (ABC) - I'm not sure why this consistent charmer has lost its buzz.
Without them, it is up to Sam Stosur and the new wave — Kvitova, Wozniacki, Victoria Azarenka — to build the big-match buzz, which takes time to generate and requires the stature acquired with consistent Grand Slam success.
As for buzz, which measures positive news that respondents have heard about companies, Apple again bests BlackBerry, with a 36 score consistent throughout the year, while BlackBerry slipped to 27, from 34, and Motorola rose to 19, from 8. "Buzz scores are probably the most sensitive to major advertising campaigns," said Ted Marzilli, a managing director at BrandIndex.
