Sentence examples for generating less interest from inspiring English sources

Among the 15 ticketed events held from June to August — a similar number of free events are held as well — a program of Beethoven, Liszt and Smetana on July 8 and an all-Schubert bill on July 15 are selling especially well, while concerts featuring the American Charles Ives, the subject of the festival's annual retrospective, are generating less interest among the public.

This is typical of mid-term elections, which generate less interest than presidential contests, and therefore draw more heavily from the reliable oldsters.

In any case we generate less interest compared to organizations with high media visibility.

Cards on family planning and certain aspects of birth preparedness generate less interest.

Also, manic symptoms appear to be uncommon in CADASIL patients and may therefore have generated less interest among clinicians.

Superparamagnetic iron oxide (SPIO) particles and dysprosium agents are referred to as 'T2 agents', which create much stronger alterations in the local magnetic field, causing the protons to go out of phase (affecting largely the T2 spin-spin relaxation time); this results in the tissue of interest generating less signal, becoming hypointense compared to the surrounding non-targeted tissue.

But within two years, interest on the loan was waived for Mr. Rangel and six other early investors because the resort was generating less income than projected, according to a statement released on Friday by Jose Oliva, director of the resort.

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Tickets are still available, particularly for the Paralympics, which has generated far less interest than hoped despite ticket prices of less than £2 ($2.91).

However, to date this has generated far less interest compared with the better-recognized links between cardiac and renal disease.

Amid the campaign furor over Mr. Romney's wealth and taxes, the relatively tiny real estate investment — the mortgage generates less than $2,500 in annual interest income, according to his disclosures — has gone largely, though not entirely, overlooked.