Sentence examples for Rising enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

Despite rising enthusiasm for Trulia and Zillow, some analysts have questioned whether their financial results merit such lofty valuations.

The Pacific Stock Exchange technology index dates from September 1982, at a time of rising enthusiasm for technology stocks.

"There is rising enthusiasm this summer and we have already had a lot of bookings," says Delahaye.

Mrs. Dole, in turn, was unable to counter the rising enthusiasm for Mr. Obama among the state's Democrats.

In December 2010, the S.E.C. began to look more closely at secondary market trading, which flourished amid rising enthusiasm for the new wave of social media companies.

Though the British government has no illusions about the political difficulties of forging a transatlantic trade pact, diplomats have been struck by rising enthusiasm for such a deal from traditionally trade-sceptic EU member-states.

But the main reason you have not heard the administration crowing about Mr. Milosevic is that this trial represents the high-water mark of a rising world enthusiasm for international criminal courts.

For the moment, however, surveys continue to track rising Democratic enthusiasm, and those changes explain much of the improvement for Obama over the last month.

The means used to select those likely voters vary across polls, and are arguably as much art as science, but the most recent results provide an important measure of rising Democratic enthusiasm.

To my surprise, this famous man responded warmly--and suggested brainstorming on a project together". His voice rose with enthusiasm.

"This is a nice apartment," he says, enthusiasm rising.