Sentence examples for has generated a growing from inspiring English sources

The place has generated a growing buzz ever since.

Public interest in Mr. Kilham has generated a growing collection of bearaphernalia: stuffed toy animals, a bear-crossing sign in Russian, even a 100-year-old grizzly skin.

Philanthropy has become the "it" vehicle to level the playing field and has generated a growing number of gatherings, workshops and affinity groups.

The increasing interest in the commercials that appear during the game has generated a growing spate of post-mortems from academics, pollsters, marketing consultants and agencies, all seeking to capitalize on the attention generated by an event watched by what is usually the largest television audience of the year.

Consumer concern about the relationship between food and health has generated a growing interest in functional foods.

Krishnan et al. [22] observe that the shared resources resemble public goods[23]--an insight that has generated a growing body of work devoted to incentivizing free-riding peers to share [24].

Thanks to the efforts of investigators such as Tinwell and Ashby, who are generous with the data they have generated, a growing database exists for estrogenic chemicals.

Current advances in the development of mobile and smart devices have generated a growing demand for natural human-machine interaction and favored the intelligent assistant metaphor, in which a single interface gives access to a wide range of functionalities and services.

Costs associated with managing complex care patients have generated a growing sense of urgency due to the increasing emphasis on accountability, the sustainability of health care, and pressures posed by population aging.

Despite this, East Tilbury has generated a steady and growing interest among architects.

Self-deception that involves the acquisition of an unwanted belief, termed 'twisted self-deception' by Mele (1999, 2001), has generated a small but growing literature of its own, most recently, Barnes (1997), Mele (1999, 2001), Scott-Kakures (2000; 2001).