Sentence examples for more hotbed from inspiring English sources

Public Q&As at Toronto, even with that festival's famously generous audiences, could well become a more hotbed environment.

Hawaii is even more of a hotbed for biological diversification than the Galapagos due to its isolation.

Latin America has become more of a hotbed of activity as well, with 11 percent of those surveyed believing the region to produce the most acquisitive companies.

Dyche added: "Every time you come here it is becoming more of a hotbed now and not just for the national sides.

SYRAH is a coming grape in the United States, and Washington is one of its hotbeds: more than 1,500 acres are planted with syrah vines.

Frankly, it looks less like a guitar music hotbed and more "like somewhere you'd go to buy a sofa" as singer-guitarist Ryan Needham jokes.

Hotbed features more than 100 photos, posters and ephemera that traces the history of how women earned their right to vote in 1917.

PAGE 6 A NEW INDIE HOTBED With more than 100 bands polishing their sound in its dive bars, rooftop spaces and fraternity basements, the college town that some people think might become the next Austin, Tex., is -- Denton, Tex.

Without addressing the lack of faith in the political leadership and listening to the Hong Kong version of the 'Chinese dream', the city may soon become a hotbed for more serious political tensions.

Alberta, traditionally a more conservative province, was a hotbed of opposition to his father - former Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau.

A 2006 U.K. study found that cellphones are a hotbed for bacteria even more so than toilet seats.