Sentence examples for generated a wave of enthusiasm from inspiring English sources
He could have generated a wave of enthusiasm if he was allowed to stand as a candidate.
The evolutionary perspective on cancer has gained significant international recognition over the past decade and, as all novel scientific paradigms, generated a wave of enthusiasm among researchers.
The evolutionary perspective of cancer (which origins and dynamics result from evolutionary processes) has gained significant international recognition over the past decade and generated a wave of enthusiasm among researchers.
But New Yorkers do not share either the national contempt for politicians or the national reverence for entrepreneurs: Bloomberg has had trouble tapping into a vein of discontent or generating a wave of enthusiasm, and he has remained far behind Green in the polls despite shattering local records for campaign finance by spending close to $30 million of his own money.
On receiving Laidlaw and Dunkin's report on the trials in November 1928, the FDC quickly released a summary to the veterinary and general newspaper press, generating a wave of interest and enthusiasm, assessments of the practical implications of the vaccine, and immediate demands for its general release.
Jaguar and Land Rover are currently riding a wave of enthusiasm generated by hot new models such as the XJ and the forthcoming Range Rover Evoque, but this year Jaguar will also be relaunching one of the most famous cars from its back-catalogue, the iconic E-Type, first seen at Geneva half a century ago.
In recent weeks and months, Congress has been pushed onto the back foot by a wave of enthusiasm and interest that Mr Modi and the BJP have been able to generate, despite repeated claims over his failure to prevent the massacre of Muslims in the state of Gujarat in 2002.
