Sentence examples for swelling interest from inspiring English sources

Part of the swelling interest is simple vanity.

Mr. Khazei said Mr. McCain, Republican of Arizona, and Mr. Obama, Democrat of Illinois, were driven by their own experiences, as well as the swelling interest in service among high school and college students.

In 1965 Mr. Henry and Mr. Brooks noticed a swelling interest in the spy genre and decided that the public might be in the mood for a spoof of it.

And, in the era of the Internet and satellite television, Beckham's career proved hugely influential in the swelling interest of European soccer in Asia and elsewhere around the globe.

The swelling interest prompted Ms. Latarro, 35, to move the event from a theater to Times Square, and to choreograph a routine simple enough for the most awkward in the group.

Flappy Bird creator Dong Nguyen may have pulled down his simple but maddening mobile game from the App Store and Google Play on Sunday, but that hasn't stopped the swelling interest in the success of the seemingly impossible little app – success which, apparently, became too overwhelming for Nguyen to handle.

Mr. Klein attributes the recent swelling of interest in real estate to both the lure of Westchester's skyrocketing home prices and the nature of the real estate industry.

Liquidity has also improved due to swelling global interest in healthcare.

We introduced S1 together with other (non-colinear) supertypes in three models explaining each of the three phenotypic traits of interest (swelling size, swelling shape, and body condition) to check for the consistency in the direction and strength of S1 effects in the presence of other supertypes.

Results of the known group comparisons are shown in Table 5. Patients with poorer performance status (KPS of 70 or lower) reported significantly higher (worse) scores for all scales except for abdominal swelling and sexual interest than those with better performance status (KPS of 80 100).

But for some investors, a swelling budget deficit and low interest rates are a recipe for future inflation, which would erode the dollar's value further.