Sentence examples for has aroused particular from inspiring English sources

The foundation's president, John Barr, an investment banker who has written half a dozen books of poetry, has aroused particular ire.

But the scandal in Shanghai has aroused particular attention because of widespread public concerns about meagre pensions and unemployment benefits as well as the fast-rising cost of health care.

Streets there are festooned with slogans calling for gangs to be smashed and guns to be handed over.Chongqing's latest campaign, however, has aroused particular attention because it has been directed, unusually, at the kind of people who count: the wealthy businessmen and powerful officials who control the gangs and enable them to flourish.

Mistress dispellers are only one part of a broader industry that has sprung up to help wives rescue their unions, but their work has aroused particular fascination, as has the figure of the mistress herself, often portrayed in films and TV dramas as a predatory but irresistible homewrecker.

Especially, titanium nitride (TiN) as one of important metal nitrides has aroused particular attention because of its electric conductivity close to that of metals (4000 55,500 S cm−1) [12].

Within the group, nickel sulfide (NiS), as an electron collector and electrocatalyst in DSSCs, has aroused particular interest because of its low cost, superior electrocatalytic activity, and conductivity [19, 20].

But some killings have aroused particular fear because of the widening circle of victims.

In earlier days, a pair of huanghuali wooden yoke armchairs would not have aroused particular interest.

Diamond-like carbon (DLC) films with high hardness, low friction coefficient and good wear resistance have aroused particular interest as protective film.

Among the known risk factors for T2D, dietary factors have aroused particular attention.

Among the known risk factors for cardiovascular disease, levels of low density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol have aroused particular attention.