Sentence examples for interest of young from inspiring English sources

Dr. Young represents the surging interest of young Americans in combating the deadly epidemics ravaging the world's poorest countries, fueled in part by the billions of dollars that the American government, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and other organizations have poured into international health in recent years.

Worryingly, many of the movements which are capturing the interest of young people have very illiberal streams.

The prize is also intended to help raise the status of mathematics in society and to stimulate the interest of young people in mathematics.

Among this summer's participants, Mathieu Peyroulet Ghilini has produced an ingenious series of trestle tables in an elegantly rational style, while Laureline Galliot's exuberant objects reflect the growing interest of young designers in experimenting with handcraftsmanship.

It seems to me very encouraging that such books exist to engage the interest of young readers, who can be very daunted by the sight of a page of a Dickens novel: dense and full of apparently difficult locutions.

And where the Pokémon story lines stressed combat and collecting critters, activities particularly good at piquing the interest of young boys, "Hamtaro" emphasizes cuteness and colorful characters, qualities that hardly seem to square with contemporary notions of kid cool.

Now Mike and Ike, the brand of chewy fruit-flavored candies, is announcing its pair is separating, and hoping the development captures the interest of younger consumers.

"It has done a wonderful job in attracting the interest of younger viewers; now I hope it can expand its appeal, and play an even more visible and impactful role in the heart of the BBC2 schedules.

The timing of the Schindler show is attributed to several factors, notably the interest of younger architects who view his work as a counterpoint to Modernist architecture's expensive, sleek and, they would say, chilly steel and glass houses.

It was announced this month that England would play a historic floodlit Test with a pink ball against West Indies at Edgbaston in August 2017 in a bid to pique the interest of younger audiences.

Ethical hacking, or hacking with the intent to improve things, can be a powerful mechanism to improve systems as well as capture the interest of younger Americans.