Sentence examples for rally interest from inspiring English sources

A new nonprofit seeking to rally interest among children, parents and schools in computer programming is getting help from some big guns in the tech industry, including the founders of Microsoft, Facebook and Twitter.

But for now, at least, that does not seem to include the gubernatorial candidates, who are struggling to rally interest from the public, contributors, the press and even, as Ms. McCaughey Ross discovered, supposedly informed Democratic leaders.

He and Mr. Weiss, having patented the structure of the macro securities, are trying to rally interest among investment banks that could underwrite them and among brokerages that could sell them to consumers.

Ms. Young, a vocal supporter of early implementation who started a Facebook page to rally interest and educate other parents, found out a week ago that her husband's employer, a Washington, D.C.-area D.C.-areaontractor, won't let Alex re-enroll until Jan. 1.

The group created the sweepstakes to rally interest in a universal basic income the idea that every person should be given enough money to cover their basic needs, regardless of financial hardship or work ethic or anything else, with no strings attached.

There's Barbara Capitman, the activist who rallied interest behind preserving the city's Art Deco buildings, and her son Andrew, who bought a few before losing them.

[C4.] Dollar Rallies; Interest Rates Up Interest rates rose sharply while the dollar rallied against the euro and the yen after investors were surprised by an unexpectedly strong report on manufacturing.

Parts of this piece were originally commissioned to appear in a panel discussion of, primarily, artists responding to the perceived crisis in criticism Croggon had written about – but it was difficult to rally enough interest to get it going.

Long before there were Expos to rally public interest in such things as water and sustainable development, Zaragoza was aware of the importance of water to its civic well-being, and an exploration of the city is, in many ways, a thematic extension of the Expo.

The stock market continued to rally, and interest rates dropped, crushing the fixed-annuity business.

The religion simply isn't big enough in the UK to rally much interest outside of the paranoia of the far right.