Sentence examples for generate more attention from inspiring English sources
Pulling a celebrity in, like Rapanui's Michael Fish escapade, will undoubtedly generate more attention and sales.
The unsolved nature of that disappearance could generate more attention for Flight 8501 and create a new batch of hypotheses.
Mr. Schumer's commercial, which will be initially aimed at cable television, could generate more attention for a race that has so far been largely ignored.
Now they are taking to the social media to express their dismay that a contentious film trailer could generate more attention and outrage than bloody oppression and threats to the freedom that they have risked their lives to obtain.
Last week, David Carr, Manning's backup, joked about taking his shirt off to try to generate more attention, but then added of the Jets' quarterbacks, "I don't envy their situation at all".
To accelerate sign-ups and generate more attention, the Obama administration has turned to controversial techniques.
Recently, antimicrobial and decontaminating textiles, such as cotton a natural carbohydrate polymer, are generating more attention.
Whatever Mr. Chen's concrete support, there is no question that his campaign is generating more attention in the closing days than those of either of his rivals.
That aspect hasn't generated more attention here in Mexico, curiously enough; in fact, it's hardly been mentioned or covered.
If you are already very famous, generating more attention is easy; débuting a new video or announcing a new tour or collaboration via Twitter or Instagram is enough.
