Sentence examples for generating much attention from inspiring English sources
Mr. Andrews has been having a hard time generating much attention to his work these days in Washington, where he is just another northeastern Democrat in a Republican-controlled institution that tilts heavily South and West.
With neither the presidential race nor the other statewide races generating much attention in Missouri, it could come down to the enthusiasm that McCaskill and Akin can tap in their bases.
Although some people in Brooklyn have thanked him for voicing their opinions, Mr. Lieberman said, the book has failed thus far to generate much attention or sales.
In March 2007, with Mr. Pataki unable to generate much attention, his camp signaled that he was backing away from a presidential bid.
None of the four new programs introduced in March -- including a nighttime talk show, "Late World With Zach" and a music trivia show called "Never Mind The Buzzcocks" -- generated much attention, or ratings.
While the 13 members of New Jersey's House delegation face re-election, only the race in the Fifth District, where Marge Roukema retired after 22 years in office, has generated much attention.
But its relatively small annual budget did not generate much attention until the Obama administration infused the program with $5 billion as part of the 2009 American Recovery and Reinvestment Act.
Cell-based modalities incorporating the use of multipotent mesenchymal cells, particularly those derived from adipose tissue, have generated much attention both within the research and clinical realms.
The importance of diversity and inclusion in the tech industry has generated much attention since we published our last Include Program progress report.
