Sentence examples for generated a stir from inspiring English sources

The finding, presented in June, has generated a stir among diabetes researchers, although so far it has attracted little public notice.

At first, the RIAA's strategy to sue individual users of peer-to-peer networks generated a stir (see "Grandmother Piracy Lawsuit Dropped" and "12-year-old Settles Music Swap Lawsuit"), but, since last fall, most cases have quietly disappeared in private settlement agreements for sums averaging $3000 (see "RIAA Files 493 More Lawsuits").

Had Vijay Singh not won the first two events in the four-tournament playoffs, piling up enough points to win the Cup and the attendant $10 million bonus just by remaining vertical, those four would really be generating a stir.

Unusual signals from a nearby star that have generated an internet stir about the possible discovery of an alien civilisation are more likely to be natural than artificial according to the official organisation in charge of the search for extra-terrestrial intelligence (Seti).

That stunning price tag, as well as the claim that Facebook's owners have already turned down an offer for $750 million, have generated quite a stir.

Though Mitcham -- one of the few openly gay athletes competing in London -- has generated quite a stir with his covers of "Single Ladies" and the "Family Guy" theme, this stunt would surely take the viral cake.

"It was a perfect storm of catastrophe," said Colin Firth, whose nuanced portrayal of George has generated a huge pre-Oscar stir.

Mr. Perry devoted his last book ("Death Benefits") to the insurance business and still managed to generate quite a stir.

"The pricing is also quite low for such pocket watches — so for our clients in Asia it generates quite a stir".

Data in the turbulent regime were generated in a stirred reactor.

Although the introductory advertising for Sizzle and Stir, also by Bartle Bogle, generated a respectable $30 million in sales in the first year, Lipton wanted to do better, Ms. Rockmore said.