Sentence examples similar to generates enthusiasm for from inspiring English sources

In fact, the idea for fantasy football itself came from a desire to generate enthusiasm for the sport.

The interviews are not only a means of collecting information; they also generate enthusiasm for the embryonic community.

Its mission is to generate enthusiasm for western classical music among young people in India and develop musical talent.

The potential of transgenic plants to function as efficient bioreactors for production of recombinant proteins has generated enthusiasm for this alternative production system.

That's nice for Snap as it tries to generate enthusiasm for its I.P.O., which was reportedly valued somewhere between twenty billion and thirty billion dollars.

Mr. Gelb, 55, has lifted the Met's profile and generated enthusiasm for opera through a range of multimedia ventures that have become models for companies everywhere.

In 1995, the National Forum on Agricultural Education in Urban Schools met at Iowa State University with the purpose of generating enthusiasm for the creation of urban agriculture programs.

Those hypotheses will highlight what data matters most — and the need of teams to test hypotheses will help generate enthusiasm for cleaning up bad data.

It would have been helpful to have had a thorough discussion of global warming by the presidential candidates, a give-and-take aimed at enlightening the population and generating enthusiasm for potential solutions.

Such concerns are something the Gore campaign could do without as it tries to generate enthusiasm for its candidate, and seeks to motivate a traditional base that include minorities, women and union members.

West Babylon is one of a growing number of school districts across Long Island that have revised their physical education curriculums, moving away from team sports and skills mastery toward activities that school officials say can generate enthusiasm for lifelong fitness.