Sentence examples for continue to generate interest from inspiring English sources

Ira Mayer, editor of The Licensing Letter, which tracks trends in merchandising, considered the Lin craze a fad that will continue to generate interest but not at the extreme level it once achieved.

The bankers said the Mets could simply be trying to continue to generate interest in the club by announcing a short list of potential buyers, or a buyer who was entering into exclusive negotiations with the team.

"We can have great success in basketball, but if football is able to continue to generate interest and pride, there's going to be a lot more money coming in, and that's good for everybody at the university," said C. Vivian Stringer, whose Rutgers women's basketball team has made the N.C.A.A. tournament seven times in the last eight seasons.

But much has been accomplished, and historic preservation continues to generate interest.

5 16 p.m. | Updated The popularity of the AMC series "Mad Men" continues to generate interest in the real-life executives who worked in advertising during the years in which the show is set.

Yes, the story was murky and convoluted, but "True Detective" continued to generate interest because the first season, with Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson, had been a sensation.

The failure of Bank of America to announce credible progress on naming a new CEO continues to generate interest in the topic of how well other companies are doing with this important matter of corporate governance.

While miRNA biomarkers continue to generate great interest and hold great potential, they need to be subject to same scrutiny and achieve the same benchmark performance as other bioanalytes for clinical implementation [ 132 134].

We hope that the articles published in this special issue will continue to generate an interest in such unique biological agents as sulfane sulfur and hydrogen sulfide, shed light on a new aspect of regulation of protein function via the sulfur amino acids, and will further our understanding of the sulfur amino acids.

Going forward, Simple says it will continue to generate revenue from interest and interchange fees – that is, it splits the interest margin with its partner banks and it splits the service fee merchants pay to the issuing bank.

On the subject of bloated bodies, Glen Hiemstra, the Futurist.com founder, said health issues in sports would continue to generate headlines and government interest.