Sentence examples for may arouse more from inspiring English sources
The easily decoration of Ni-B membrane on various active nanoarrays may arouse more novel design about hybrid architectures for large-scale applications.
A few weeks' groundwork might have made all the difference; sadly, though voters have had time to catch up with the film by now, the #OscarsSoWhite meme may have aroused more antipathy than admiration.
Innocent people may be more aroused by the relevant questions than the control questions for a variety reasons.
The time may come when "Brainy, tough, rich old bag seeks hunky toyboy" arouses more than a snigger.
His activities sometimes aroused more violent antagonism.
The other major literary award, the Whitbread, aroused more controversy.
The graphic warning labels also aroused more negative feelings than the text-only labels.
A single homeless hawk aroused more indignation than two million homeless Sudanese.
No issue arouses more controversy in biotechnology than patenting.
Research on the wellposedness for its solution and numerical methods has aroused more and more interest.
Joyce remarks, "Human motivation is often aroused more effectively by mental images than by mental calculation".
