Sentence examples for generated public interest from inspiring English sources

The Bear Stearns takeover by JPMorgan Chase has generated public interest reminiscent of Enron's demise.

He developed the communications program that generated public interest in the Canada Arm Project--right down to coining the term "Canada Arm" himself.

Although her birth generated public interest, she was not expected to become Queen, as the Prince of Wales was still young and many assumed that he would marry and have children of his own.

Even though high-profile animal abuse cases like Michael Vick's have generated public interest in what becomes of animal victims, most people do not know how long these animals sit and wait and suffer, or that so many go on to live amazing and fulfilling lives as therapy dogs, loving family pets or advocates against breed-discrimination. Sweet Sedona is looking for a new home.

She certainly has a kind of Midas touch when it comes to generating public interest.

In truth, both candidates may have trouble generating public interest in their campaigns.

Having a compelling story behind the auction can also go a long way in generating public interest.

How do you generate public interest in a group of old men playing Jumping Jack Flash for the 43,279th time?

The winning poets were taken on tour in a further attempt to generate public interest in poetry.

Procter & Gamble and others are mimicking the tactics of "The Blair Witch Project," the 1999 movie that made well-chronicled use of the Internet to generate public interest.

Hundreds of us are likely to be arrested, but that, as the Vietnam protesters found, serves only to generate public interest.