Sentence examples for generating conversations from inspiring English sources

According to Jim Dowling, managing director at brand engagement agency Havas SE Cake, which has worked with Carling for the past decade: "As advertisers, we can get ground down in the focus on the audience, but it's about generating conversations.

"We investigate and monitor "like-vendors" and if we find that they are selling fake likes, or generating conversations from fake profiles, we will quickly block them from our platform".

The Movember movement certainly is generating conversations and a significant amount of funds.

TechMeme uses an algorithm and human editors to filter tech stories that are generating conversation.

Real time is now mandatory, so is the ability to generate conversations.

That delicate balance had yet to be struck as museums strove to empower their collection to generate conversations rather than merely inspire contemplation.

Trends in news media coverage, for example, generate conversations in barbershops and hotel lobbies, which in turn alter the conventional wisdom about investing.

Just after the Taliban launched another brutal attack, more than 100 artists and activists engaged in the biggest public art project in Afghan history, to generate conversations and moments of joy and hope.

Simon Davis, chief executive of the Walker Media agency, said: "With audiences fragmenting, demand for high-reach, talked-about TV is increasing as brands look to big shows to launch their campaigns and ride on the back of the show's social chatter to hopefully generate conversations of their own through Twitter and Facebook.

As explained in the previous section, network traces of each application were parsed to create flows and further generate conversations (more details will follow in this section).

Large churches generate publicity, which generates conversations, which generates more opportunities to share Christ with friends and co-workers.