Sentence examples for generating public interest from inspiring English sources

She certainly has a kind of Midas touch when it comes to generating public interest.

In truth, both candidates may have trouble generating public interest in their campaigns.

Having a compelling story behind the auction can also go a long way in generating public interest.

Scientists are not sure of its sex yet, though they think it is female, and they are thinking up names in hopes of generating public interest and political support.

Ms. Trico, above, has been selling chandeliers to friends for years, but since one of her fixtures -- a five-foot frame decorated with gilded cutlery and 500 teardrop crystals -- was installed in the Cacao Bar at MarieBelle in SoHo two months ago, her work has been generating public interest.

As a way of generating public interest in flooding adaptation, researchers at the local Simon Fraser University held a public design contest in the autumn of last year, asking residents to submit their own redesign of the city with the sea level rise in mind.

The Bear Stearns takeover by JPMorgan Chase has generated public interest reminiscent of Enron's demise.

How do you generate public interest in a group of old men playing Jumping Jack Flash for the 43,279th time?

The winning poets were taken on tour in a further attempt to generate public interest in poetry.

Procter & Gamble and others are mimicking the tactics of "The Blair Witch Project," the 1999 movie that made well-chronicled use of the Internet to generate public interest.

The Indian news media generate public interest through two distinct kinds of stories — the reporter's story and the editor's story.