Sentence examples for generate great interest from inspiring English sources
A cable car would bring "excitement and iconic importance, which would generate great interest in tourist visits, as well as local and user affection", say the report's authors.
Gary DePersia, a broker at the Corcoran Group, saw things differently, describing the site as "a niche property" and a "great spot" that could generate "great interest".
The narratives are likely to generate great interest in the academic world, in part because they speak to a lively debate in recent slavery studies: to what degree did Lincoln emancipate the slaves, and to what degree were they already emancipating themselves as the war ravaged the South?
Photonic Crystal Fibers (PCFs) generate great interest in the field of optical fiber technology because of its ability to tailor different optical characteristics such as birefringence, dispersion, mode area, nonlinearity etc. High index non silica based glass fibers have high nonlinearity and low loss in mid-infrared wavelength transmission.
"We hope that our Miss America telecast... will generate great interest for Atlantic City on a national scale as we showcase their beautiful beaches and Boardwalk".
While miRNA biomarkers continue to generate great interest and hold great potential, they need to be subject to same scrutiny and achieve the same benchmark performance as other bioanalytes for clinical implementation [ 132 134].
By exposing its glamorous players on a global scale, Major League Baseball wants to generate greater interest in its game and greater revenue in its pockets.
Other factors fueling media M&A: the continued weakening of the U.S. dollar and recent interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve, which should generate greater interest in U.S. media properties among potential foreign acquirers, particularly European buyers, PwC said.
Johnson's plan was for Lange to evaluate talent and establish an International Baseball League that could compete against the American League pennant winning team in an effort to generate greater interest in the game.
Subjects looked longer on average at the face images than the control images, consistent with our prediction that these images would generate greater interest, but not significantly so, and this longer looking time did not translate into a significant increase in the latency to take the carrots.
