Sentence examples for excitement is generated from inspiring English sources

BMS's revenues, like AstraZeneca's, are still roughly flat, but the excitement is generated by the progress in trials of potential cancer drugs.

Normally he toys with everybody because he has put the bar so high.' Watching Federer play, with the result often a foregone conclusion, much of the excitement is generated by how high he might raise it and with which sublime shot he might do so.

Yet the greatest excitement was generated by the dancing itself.

Mr. Carter did not specify, however, whether the excitement was generated by, or for, the new model in question.

The excitement was generated partly by the youth of its author, who was only 19 at the time.

Excitement was generated in the briny main courses by plunking them atop hills of mashed potatoes, polenta, rice, risotto and spinach.

Excitement was generated by the flow of ideas and the sense that someone in the room might have the key to the new Napster.

In Malaysia, he adds, sharia-compliant products have lower yields than conventional products, but they are also taxed at a lower rate.For all the excitement being generated, Islamic finance is still just a sliver of the global financial market.

Overseas, Amazon has been making waves as it opened physical bookshops for the first time, and much excitement was generated over the idea that it wanted to set up even more, possibly in the UK.

Ruth Morgan, 59, a university administrator who has been a party activist for 20 years, marvelled at the excitement being generated around her. "I never thought I would see this.

West Ham United 17, Defender So much excitement was generated after the then 16-year-old's immense display in last season's opening game at Arsenal, but only two more starts followed and he was taken off at half-time in both matches.