Sentence examples for Diminished interest from inspiring English sources

This stereotype threat accounts for women's diminished interest in masculine occupations.

Ms. Carnegie, fearing fabric shortages and a diminished interest in shopping, temporarily shut down her operation.

The poor location and difficult access may reflect the diminished interest American publishers take in the fair these days.

All this makes me wonder if we aren't experiencing a diminished interest in the game itself — whatever game you like.

The third novel in the trilogy, The Stoic (1947), is fatally weakened by Dreiser's diminished interest in his protagonist.

These may reflect, variously, a different didactic focus, a greater interest in the Ovidian sources, or diminished interest in Christine's teachings about such topics as class and gender.

Lower commissions, he insisted, mean diminished interest by potential co-brokers from other firms, leading to decreased exposure to the market and, consequently, less than top dollar.

But the removal of semi-automatic weapons from stores is entirely because of diminished interest in the products, according to Walmart.

IF the death of celebrated artists is often followed by diminished interest in their work, Samuel Beckett has been luckier than most.

These depressive symptoms are 'prominent dysphoria or depressed mood'diminishedshed interest or pleasure in activities'psychomotorotoretardationon'fatigueigue or loss of energy'feelingsings of worthlessness or excessive/inappropriate guilt'' and 'recurrent thoughts of death/suicide' (American Psychiatric Association 2013a).

Specificity ranged from 0.63 for diminished interest/pleasure to 0.90 for suicidal thoughts.