Sentence examples for a growing disinterest from inspiring English sources

Psychological fatigue, a growing disinterest in sexual behaviour with a particular partner, sometimes constitutes a problem.

Auto sales have fallen in recent years, partly because of a growing disinterest in cars among younger Japanese buyers.

One of the tip offs to her decline, in fact, had been a growing disinterest in her grooming.

Still, with what Rabbi Zelizer calls the "graying" of Conservative Jewish congregations, and a "growing disinterest in organized religion," a few philanthropic angels cannot provide a long-term solution.

And its time at Google has been filled with bugs, problems, and a general growing disinterest from most users.

Let's face it, when the ex-owner of former teen-favourite social network MySpace feels capable of some very public Schadenfreude at Facebook's expense — taking the trouble to dine out on the perception of members' growing disinterest in Zuckerberg's empire — something is definitely looking a little wonky in that gigantic electronic country.

One of the first signs something was wrong was Dad's growing disinterest in the shop.

For patrons of the shop, the Giants are part of the growing disinterest in baseball among African-Americans.

Moreover, sustainability is linked to the growing disinterest in the state to regulate and enforce existing regulations".

Of course, the Lawrences' growing disinterest in mainstream EDM doesn't mean they don't recognize the value in being associated with a scene that practically prints money.

Anderson had expressed her growing disinterest in the series ever since the beginning of the eighth season, saying "For a lot of people, if you don't like your job, you can quit your job, I don't necessarily have that option".