Sentence examples for create more excitement from inspiring English sources
"It would help if the networks can create more excitement somewhere," Mr. Adgate said.
"Most players in the league want to create more excitement," Edwards said.
"The wild-card system was put in place to create more excitement and opportunities for more teams and I think it has accomplished that," Hunsicker said.
"We want to create more excitement and enthusiasm around the must-haves and must-dos," says Frank-Rainer Nitschke, managing director of customer experience and processes.
The political question is this: Would bold new proposals create more excitement among voters, or would they mire the campaign in debate that could detract from the goal of promoting Mr. Bush?
"As we turn around our business, we will look to create more excitement around the brand and ensure that we build on our rich heritage of positively impacting the communities we serve.
It created more excitement among other advertisters than readers, but the people who footed the bill - the Fairmont Foods Co. of Omaha, Neb., profess to be pleased with the results.
In channeling you through the game this way – through activities that feel so throwaway, so hopelessly incapable of creating more excitement about the things you're doing rather than the long-dead people you're seeing – any compulsion disappears down the fetid Thames.
"I've been in research for 30 years, and nothing has created more excitement than stem cell research," notes Richard Boyd, an immunologist and director of the Monash immunology and stem cell laboratories in Australia.
