Sentence examples for generated considerable attention from inspiring English sources

The case has generated considerable attention.

Amali's birth has generated considerable attention at the zoo and around town.

(The ad generated considerable attention, not to mention complaints from advocates for the mentally ill).

"If we did, we never would have chosen Gorbachev," whose ad generated considerable attention.

Steve Greenberg, a managing director at Allen & Company, who brokered the deal for the Mets, said the deal had generated considerable attention for Citi.

An outdoor campaign created by a small agency in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., which generated considerable attention when it began in 1998 because it was presented as signed by "God," is inspiring a sequel.

In Britain, there is the Boat Race between Oxford and Cambridge, which has been generating considerable attention for more than a century but which lasted less than 18 minutes when Oxford upset Cambridge last Saturday.

The U.S. defense industry now generates considerable attention with the argument that China's space program shows its growing ability to deny the use of space by other powers, and to track U.S. ships from above using imaging and communications technology.

As an uber-celebrity, the First Lady's every choice of food or fashion is apt to generate considerable attention.

Any course focused on a figure like Jay-Z (Shawn Corey Carter), given his contemporary Horatio Alger narrative, and his reputation as an urban tastemaker, was bound to generate considerable attention, but the nature of the attention that Dyson's class has received and some of the attendant criticism, suggest that much more is at play.

But the Honda strikes, like the spate of Foxconn suicides, are noteworthy for having generated considerable public attention.