Sentence examples for will generate enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

She told me, "I hope the return of the T. bataar skeleton will generate enthusiasm among Mongolians, and that they will urge the government to build new museums and train the next generation of paleontologists".

Those hypotheses will highlight what data matters most — and the need of teams to test hypotheses will help generate enthusiasm for cleaning up bad data.

It will not generate enthusiasm among union members, and certainly, among parts of the labor movement, it's going to be incredibly debilitating".

This will help generate enthusiasm.

I should like to conclude by saying that when you ask yourself, Mr van Mierlo, whether a European edifice can fire people with enthusiasm, the answer is that it will generate some enthusiasm if Europe presents itself as an emancipating political project designed to deal with an incomprehensible and uncontrolled world market.

He hopes "newness" of the brands will generate customer enthusiasm in the face of price increases that begin this spring.

MIT's Greenwald echoes the concern that the proposed plan will generate little enthusiasm.

And she doesn't seem to have any proposals that will generate real enthusiasm.

Will it take 6% to generate enthusiasm?

Unequivocal dedication to free-market solutions, the Second Amendment and conservative Christianity, the speakers argued, will make GOP candidates attractive, generate enthusiasm and win expanded support.

Yet even with all the good will in the world, Minogue's guests hardly generate enthusiasm.