Sentence examples for flourishing interest from inspiring English sources
This year's SUMMIT -- our third annual -- is our biggest and best ever which demonstrates a newly flourishing interest in the manufacturing sector, especially among women.
It can only be hoped that any shortages will boost the flourishing interest in localising our food system.
As China continues to do well economically, there has been a flourishing interest in the language from students keen to further their future careers.
The auction will take place at Sotheby's Hong Kong base on 22 January and follows a lucrative trend emerging in the Asian market, built around a flourishing interest in fine European wines.
In this perspective, the flourishing interest in hydrogels as cellular substrates has highlighted the main parameters directing cell differentiation that need to be recapitulated in artificial matrix.
Over the past decade, crystal facet engineering (CFE) has initiated a flourishing interest in this field, as one commonly employed approach to optimizing the reactivity of various photocatalysts, including the famous TiO2 and other materials (e.g., Cu2O, BiVO4, and BiOCl).
Even his late-flourishing interest in landscape photography is now threatened by aching feet and arthritic hands.
This new branch of artificial intelligence, together with related work on programming languages and systems that laid the groundwork for the flourishing of interest in constraint programming languages.
This flourishing of interest may have been sparked by social unrest (including efforts to suppress it) and the success of some mass non-violent resistance movements.
In "The Social Life of Coffee," Brian Cowan describes the cafés of the era as "a novel and unique social space in which distinctions of rank were temporarily ignored and uninhibited debate on matters of political and philosophical interest flourished".
James W. Paulsen, chief investment strategist for Wells Capital Management, noted that in past decades the economy often continued to flourish even as interest rates were increasing — until long-term borrowing costs jumped above 6percentt.
