Perhaps it is this context that explains the enthusiasm for building a stronger Arabic Wikipedia among the young people here and the fervor about contributing articles in their native language.
Contributing to the current fervor: Investors are feeling more optimistic, with the Dow Jones industrial average and Standard & Poor's 500 indexes rising to record highs.
Hayes was against such funding and, while he was not known to be personally anti-Catholic, he allowed anti-Catholic fervor to contribute to the enthusiasm for his candidacy.
For one thing, there were numerous other factors contributing to the promotion and development of maple sugar and syrup in the United States, such as the so-called maple sugar bubble fueled by land speculators; abolitionist fervor; and economic necessity among colonial farmers struggling to wrest a living from the rocky, forested lands of New England.
The dueling-murals idea is meant to whip up civic fervor, so people will contribute to Florence's fight against Pisa.
World War II fervor and the excitement over penicillin, then a scarce, new drug, contributed to the rush to test this promising medicine against venereal diseases that commonly afflicted soldiers.
It's certainly true that Oculus Rift got off the ground thanks to the fervor of a core group of supporters who contributed to Luckey's initial Kickstarter campaign.
Video streams no longer contribute to the Billboard 200 calculations, but if that same fervor translates to streaming services and album downloads, then BTS should be looking at career-high first-week numbers with Love Yourself: Answer.
A disputed border, nationalistic fervor, reckless personal honor and diplomatic miscalculation have all contributed to the fighting between Ethiopia and Eritrea, and have produced one of the world's bloodiest conventional wars in recent years.
The fervor with which Romney adopted his new stances and attitudes contributed to the perception of inauthenticity that hampered the campaign.
Like the bursting of the dot-com bubble, the meltdown didn't dim the fervor for disruption; instead, it fuelled it, because these products of disruption contributed to the panic on which the theory of disruption thrives.
