Sentence examples for generating new interest from inspiring English sources

But the Hoboken garage -- and another smaller one designed by a different company in a Washington apartment building -- belong to a new generation of fully automated garages that parking industry specialists say is generating new interest.

New venues might see four games a year.Meeting pent-up demand in America may prove easier than generating new interest abroad.

Since the late 1950s, numerous recordings by Jefferson have been reissued, generating new interest in his music and extending his influence.

"With the new tools, we have succeeded in generating new interest in the study of anatomy," said Dr. Victor M. Spitzer, a researcher in cellular and structural biology.

In addition, the state's new party chairman, David R. Tyson, who was recently elected to a four-year term, said he had made great strides in raising money and generating new interest among Republicans across the state.

During the later half of the 20th century, expansion was perceived by baseball executives as both a source of added revenue for clubs (large entry fees were charged to new franchises) as well as a means of generating new interest in the game.

POWERFUL public service campaign that has worked to discourage driving after drinking is being freshened to generate new interest in what has become a familiar message.

"This is a highly competitive industry and spas are constantly looking for unique ways to stand out and generate new interest," she says.

Significant breakthroughs over the past two decades in a wide range of disciplines have generated new interest in science and engineering at nanometer scales.

Sun executives said they were hoping to generate new interest in Java by lowering the cost of developing the language and by encouraging more vibrant development though freely shared ideas.

WASHINGTON — The success cited by Israel for its Iron Dome antimissile system in its confrontation with Hamas has re-energized American missile defense advocates and generated new interest in the global arms bazaar from nations like South Korea that face short-range rocket threats from hostile neighbors.