Sentence examples for intensifying interest from inspiring English sources

Last December, Congress lifted a long-standing ban on crude-oil exports, intensifying interest in moving oil toward the coasts.

• The Interpublic venture, which is to be announced on Friday, is indicative of the intensifying interest on Madison Avenue in minority consumers.

He left his immaculate depictions of Rome's ruins to the Museum in 1816 at the time when the Elgin Marbles were intensifying interest in classical archaeology.

The social media phenomenon is far more than one of the "bright shiny objects" that tend to catch the attention of Madison Avenue, Ms. Hudspeth said, because the intensifying interest among consumers in social media means "there's a real need from a marketplace perspective to have an offering in the space" that would "help the brands we work with be set up for success".

The start, with a jump or not, of Morgan Anderson/Digitalis is indicative of the intensifying interest in marketing by digital and high-technology companies as well as traditional advertisers that have expanded onto the Internet -- particularly as so many online businesses prove too hot not to cool down.

Given the intensifying interest in liposome-based vaccines, it is important to understand precisely how liposomes interact with the immune system and stimulate immunity.

Until two weeks ago, the municipal bond markets had been frothy, thanks in part to the intensifying interest of wealthy individuals in tax-sheltered investments as the sunset date on the Bush administration's tax cuts looms.

This body of work demonstrates the intensifying interest in TGF-β ligand silencing as a therapeutic approach for lung cancer.