Sentence examples for increasing hype from inspiring English sources

Amid increasing hype around John Lewis's seasonal ad, which has come to mark the beginning of the Christmas shopping season for many, the department store will aim to use its profile to raise hundreds of thousands of pounds for Age UK.

The Wildlife Trusts will get 10% of sales of cuddly toy versions of the animals as John Lewis aims to offset some of the increasing hype around the advert, which is seen as the start of the festive season by many British shoppers.

Brace yourself for increasing hype over genetic enhancement in the coming weeks.

These days, there's a lot of grassroots buzz and increasing hype around Quantified Self.

"We believe the service will emerge as a stock driver through increasing hype," impacting shares of Apple in fiscal 2005 and 2006; the research firm said iTunes will contribute 1.6% and 3.4%, respectively, to operating income for those two years.

Given the above reasons, a large majority (89%) of the participated teachers reported that they did not have any confidence in adopting the flipped classroom model in their own teaching despite the increasing hype surrounding the unfamiliar approach, and one teacher even claimed the popularity of flipped classroom could be just a 'dog and pony show'.

Of course, this only increased the hype: when the first single was sent out for radio play, three separate stations broke the embargo.

This unprecedented move will only serve to increase the hype and fuel the belief the Matrix films are not just ordinary movies.

The Goldman Sachs investment announced earlier this month increased the hype even further.

Gran Turismo games have arrived with expectations whetted by "Prologue" versions, which undeniably increases the hype for the full release.

I was immediately intrigued as to whether there was a logic behind it, or whether the door was essentially just a meaningless and random try to increase the hype.