Sentence examples for generate a flurry of from inspiring English sources
These approaches generate a flurry of activity and might even improve a company's short-term results.
"This study will generate a flurry of activity because even the evangelical groups in this country now are downplaying the benefits of laparoscopic colon surgery," Dr. Cohen said.
That has helped generate a flurry of delicious speculation in Latin American literary circles, as García Márquez's followers wondered what writing style he would use and how he would structure the work.
Of course, the word "there" on the pope's lips did not necessarily refer to any eternal abode; he was merely following the modern habit of referring to a condition, a state of affairs, or a relationship (in this case, one between believers and atheists) as though it were a location.But the pope's words were enough to generate a flurry of news reports that "atheists get to heaven".
State media has recently generated a flurry of news reports and commentary on the rise of Donald Trump in the United States.
Its grant to Audubon, earmarked for a five-year program called TogetherGreen, generated a flurry of debate on the Internet.
This initiative, coupled with the ultralow interest rates, has generated a flurry of refinancing activity, producing a windfall for banks.
Cleverly, it also generated a flurry of free publicity for a provocative CNN documentary on African-Americans in technology, weeks before it aired.
