Sentences with phrase «widespread interest»

Both games in the franchise have so far been console exclusives, in spite of widespread interest in PC ports.

Both games in the franchise have so far been console exclusives, in spite of widespread interest in PC ports.

Now, following widespread interest from Conservative MPs at the party's conference, it is hoped that a new campaign group will be up and running within a few months.

The notion that there is widespread interest among parents in going private is often disputed by critics.

The report has garnered widespread interest and has been used as the basis for numerous strategic planning workshops and exercises across Australian industry and government.

This evidence supports the present widespread interest in improving leadership as a key to the successful implementation of large - scale reforms.

Recent years have seen a new widespread interest and appreciation of Latin American art.

The task has been accepted in academic theological circles for a long time, but only in the last few years has there been more popular and widespread interest in what is going on.

According to The Mail, the attacker's form has attracted widespread interest in his services, and United are the latest club to be monitoring the teenager's progress.

T - Shirts, buttons and posters touting the newest catch - phrases of «May The Force Be With You» and «We Are Not Alone» quickly lit a fuse of widespread interest with fans wanting to take home a memento from their favorite movie or TV show.

Combs noted that once faculty really looked at the Common Core's expectations, such as around the deep reading skills that incoming students needed to have for college - level work, the standards resonated and won widespread interest at her university.

This evidence, in combination with a new federal requirement that state accountability systems include an additional indicator of school quality or student success not based on test scores, has sparked widespread interest in the possibility of incorporating such «non-cognitive» or «social - emotional» skills into school accountability systems.

BOYS OVER FLOWERS drew wide acclaim for its story about a working class student trying to fit in at an elite boarding school and helped to create widespread interest in shojo manga among readers across North America, which has continued to grow substantially over the last decade.

Over the past twenty years or so, hardly any contemporary artist has attracted more widespread interest in both his life and work than Jeff Koons (b 1955).

I fear that much of what he has said about theologia as habitus and paideia will be absorbed by many readers into the current widespread interest in a theological ethics of virtue, character and disposition.

Back in 1975 when Peter Berger and I wrote To Empower People, the little book that is credited (or blamed) for launching the now widespread interest in the role of «mediating institutions» in civil society, we proposed a «minimal proposition» and a «maximal proposition.»

Sponsored by Novartis and the Daily Telegraph, Visions of Science is a new competition that aims to stimulate widespread interest and fascination in science through the use of photographs.

Their findings provoked widespread interest, in part because they related hippocampal activity to arousal, which was at that time the hottest topic in neuroscience.

In recent years, testosterone replacement therapy (TRT) for low testosterone has gained widespread interest from aging men and acceptance from the medical community.

Apple may have aroused widespread interest with the iPad but Notion Ink's Adam has geek juices flowing.

Apple iPad has created widespread interest for mobile enthusiasts and Notion Ink's Adam has creativity and lots of juices for techies too.

The scientific conclusion Galvani reached — and the remarkable widespread interest it engendered — led to a surge of interest, especially in the medical community, but also in the popular imagination.

We also looked at how widespread interest is in choosing a meatless diet.

But because no one imagined that cats would subsist on this food alone, there was little widespread interest in a nutritionally complete cat diet.

A ton of films and games around that time were capitalizing on widespread interest in space from the moon landing.

Speaking to CVG, the UK retailer GAME shared its predictions that there would be massive widespread interest in the Wii's successor.

Since the late 1980s, London has undergone a rapid cultural transformation, largely driven by an increasingly widespread interest in contemporary art.

But, now that this battle has been won, it faces a tricky problem: how can it sustain widespread interest when it no longer feels appropriate to describe the work that is shortlisted each year as «shocking» or «controversial»?

Included in T magazine's «Nifty 50» list of American culture's rising stars, the Los Angeles - based photographer David Benjamin Sherry captured widespread interest in 2010 when he was one of the breakout participants in MoMA PS1's «Greater New York» survey in 2010.

Naturally, because of its dominance, it has aroused much resistance in the United States among other artists and the public, but it has excited widespread interest and then influenced the painting of some of its most stubborn adversaries.

Proposals for disclosure reforms have received widespread interest with more than 250 pages of feedback received.

Sets could give people ways to express themselves beyond the traditional News Feed posts that can feel clumsy if one of your hobbies isn't of widespread interest amongst your friends.

Coinbase user numbers now exceed the number Schwab brokerage accounts, indicating widespread interest.

Dot - coms that had seen the industry as ripe for automation struggled to survive, their capitalization sinking under the collapse of high - tech stocks and their technology platforms failing to generate widespread interest in the residential brokerage community.

We saw interest in ridesharing skyrocket in 2015 alongside widespread interest in sharing accommodations.

«There is widespread interest among parents, teachers and educationalists about creating a new assessment system which supports pupils» learning rather than serving as a blunt instrument of school accountability.»

Simon Tovey, Head of the New Now Sale in London, said: «Shara Hughes attracted widespread interest from nine phone bidders, as well as interest in the room and online.

LawBreakers never sparked widespread interest - not before or after its launch, and not before or after the arrival of PUBG.

«One presentation of widespread interest was Ingram chief content officer Phil Ollila «s new data — commissioned by Publishers Launch — analyzing how the rise of ebooks affects what is sold in physical bookstores.

CanWEA is confident the call will attract widespread interest from our industry, resulting in a highly competitive process that will not only ensure low - cost supply for Saskatchewan ratepayers today, but also position the province to continue to capture the benefits of its plentiful wind resource in the years to come.

Peter G. Horsfield believes that widespread interest in religious television crested in 1976 with the election of a Southern Baptist to the presidency of the United States and that this phenomenon has manifested «a marked imbalance in the presentation of American religious faith and culture,» Religious Television: The American Experience (White Plains, N ~ Y.: Longman, 1984), xiii - xiv.

«It's so encouraging to see the widespread interest in the Global Opportunity Report» says Bjorn K. Haugland, Chief Sustainability Office at DNV GL.

Alongside this Western development, and closely related to it, is the widespread interest in ancient techniques of the Orient, especially Yoga and Zen.

For the past three decades there has been a widespread interest in what is called «spirituality.»

The success of such publishing enterprises depends upon a widely diffused will to truth and a widespread interest in significant cultural attainments.

Since that time the widespread interest in religious broadcasting has largely faded.