Sentence examples for tide of interest from inspiring English sources

But their efforts seem unlikely to halt the tide of interest among corporations and the government.

For the time being, these problems haven't turned the tide of interest in the EB-5 program.

Trade experts compare the rising tide of interest to the wave of outsiders who flooded China a few years ago.

Forty million unique browsers creates a tide of interest in the States as well as in Britain.

Now a growing tide of interest is sweeping up teenagers who were not even born when break dancing made its debut.

But they come amid a rising tide of interest in the island's baseball scene, which is financially impoverished but rich in talent.

In 1905, James responded frustratingly to what he described as "a beguiled infatuation" with Austen, a rising tide of public interest that exceeded Austen's "intrinsic merit and interest".

He made important contributions to the study of gothic and the uncanny, and caught a rising tide of academic interest in popular culture and the movies.

"We're seeing a rising tide of parenting interest on social networks," said Adam Ostrow, the editor of Mashable, a news blog about social networking sites.

And that's because I have detected a powerful new tide of public interest in relocalising our food systems, emerging at a cellular grassroots level throughout the land.

Although the study of people in public places continues, he went on, he is not aware of any rising tide of beach interest or new research on patterns of blanket placement.