Sentence examples for raise some interest from inspiring English sources

You can bet that would raise some interest in the NFL.

In the first place, the orator must have a certain amount of prestige, and the problem in question must raise some interest.

Consequently, they should raise some interest in looking further for this type of effect in avian species (where reciprocal effects are common), and, more generally, for possible imprinting-like mechanisms in Birds [ 34].

Being on British TV so often must be increasing their profile across the channel – next Saturday's home game against Salford will be their fifth successive game to go out live on Sky – while having half a team of antipodean stars must be raising some interest down under.

He thought seriously of going to the Beaufort Sea area of the Arctic, a largely unexplored region, and raised some interest in this idea from the Canadian government.

Citigroup Inc. has adjusted to new limits to raising customers' rates for late payments by raising some customers' interest rates in advance and then offering a partial refund on the finance charges if they paid on time.

This maze of inter-relationships has raised some conflict-of-interest questions.

For instance, when companies faced difficulties in raising some of their stakeholders' interest, they were nevertheless able to involve the more devoted ones (i.e. managing with indifference).

| AOL's decision to invest in TechCrunch founder Michael Arrington's new venture capital firm raises some issues about conflict of interest, David Carr of The New York Times writes.

Lessin moonlights as a partner for Slow Ventures, which participated in Magic's $12 million 2015 Series A, which raises some concerns about conflicts of interest he wouldn't comment on.

Todd Palin's snowmobile racing is sponsored by a variety of Alaskan companies -- oil companies in particular -- and that has also raised some concerns over conflicts of interest.