Sentence examples for generating considerable interest from inspiring English sources
It has long been assumed that Angelenos would never consider living in the very heart of downtown, but this project is generating considerable interest among potential residents.
According to one of the chain's buyers, Rob Hughes, it has been"very successful", generating considerable interest in books which have been banned around the world in the past.
The contract, which will probably be awarded in coming days to one of three final bidders, is already generating considerable interest as federal officials try to improve significantly their ability to monitor those who enter at more than 300 border-crossing checkpoints by land, sea and air, where they are going and whether they pose a terrorist threat.
Although it is yet to be granted planning permission by South Lanarkshire council, which meets next month to decide its fate, the prospect of living at Owenstown is already generating considerable interest not only in the UK but also across the rest of Europe.
Evolutionary computation (EC) is generating considerable interest for solving real world engineering problems.
Femtocells provide a practical solution that has recently been generating considerable interest among both academic and industrial communities.
Though MXenes, a new family of 2D transition metal carbides, are generating considerable interests as electrode materials for batteries and supercapacitors, further application is hindered by their low capacities and poor rate capabilities.
The Andalusian election generated considerable interest far outside the region's boundaries.
His standing is such that he would generate considerable interest from a supporter base in need of fresh excitement.
Mr. Roy said that the collapse of the telecommunications equipment market had generated considerable interest within the industry, whatever the problems.
Jockeying to promote various candidates to replace Michel Camdessus as head of the I.M.F. is likely to generate considerable interest, although the topic is not part of the agenda.
