How do we elicit readers' interest in the story we want to tell?
But it would not elicit enough interest from buyers or sellers to justify listing on an exchange.
It took six years for Ms. Spiotta-DiMare to elicit any interest in her story, which is narrated by the older dog.
Having failed to elicit any interest from the police and the prosecutors in the shady doings of West Sumatra's provincial parliament, he alerted the media.
In the best-case scenario, this rejection mechanism would reduce the number of routine, if technically sound papers, that make it into Biology Direct, as these might fail to elicit sufficient interest to secure reviews.
Nor were they encouraged to do so by New York Apple's tour guide, whose enthusiastic descriptions of such unremarkable buildings as the Fire Department headquarters seemed to elicit little interest from those on the top deck.
Performances of Mozart's best-known piano concertos have been plentiful for something like a half-century, so the appearance of a disk pairing No. 25, in C (K. 503), and No. 9, in E flat (K. 271), even with the distinguished Richard Goode as soloist, shouldn't elicit much interest.
Urban parks became an increasingly common feature of European and American cities in the 19th century, and by around the middle of that century had begun to elicit the interest of visiting Japanese leaders.
How do you elicit audience interest in a genre for which conventional performance practice is the affectation of studied disinterest?
And lastly, it may contribute to the retention of the natural adhesive properties of native BMSS, which could elicit considerable interest in applications such as surgical adhesives.
Given the synthetic convenience, scalability for quantity production, and better lithium storage property, we believe that the as-prepared porous Zn Sn–O nanocubes could elicit widespread interest in lithium-ion batteries or other significant applications.
