Sentence examples for has aroused much from inspiring English sources

The appointment has aroused much interest in business circles.

The drone attack that killed Hakimullah has aroused much controversy in Pakistan.

To ameliorate labour conflict, Australia employs an arbitration system that has aroused much interest in other countries.

The question of whether such work is an innovative art form or a public nuisance has aroused much debate.

In the two races, voters are faced with traditional politicians vs. self-financed businesswomen whose professional records tether them to a world that has aroused much suspicion among voters this year.

LONDON — The announcement of the intentions of the Paris dressmakers and milliners to prevent their models from being copied surreptitiously has aroused much interest in dressmaking and millinery circles in London.

The term Italian Renaissance has not gone unchallenged; its meaning and boundaries have aroused much controversy.

Moreover, they can raise private funds to supplement the standard amount that the city gives them.Charter schools have aroused much interest among Chicago's civic-minded businessmen.

Although they are statistical underdogs, the Harrisons have aroused much interest among fans who wonder if they will be the next incarnation of Bob and Mike Bryan, the American twins who have won 11 Grand Slam doubles titles.

The debate had aroused much curiosity -- and, among Republicans, apprehension -- in setting a political unknown against a man who in 20 years in Congress has become known as one of the best brawlers in politics.

In south Florida, particularly, voting officials breathed a sigh of relief as polling went smoothly ahead, unlike in the primary elections on September 10th, when new electronic voting machines did not work.The Florida race, one of 36 gubernatorial contests across the country, would not in past times have aroused much interest.