Sentence examples for be less enthusiastic because from inspiring English sources

(Police officers tended to be less enthusiastic, because they prefer to make arrests at their own discretion).

The French reaction will probably be less enthusiastic because of Armstrong's strained relationship with officials for the Amaury Sport Organization, which owns the Tour.

Her classmate, Jenna Adymy, is less enthusiastic because of the changes in campus policies affecting parking and visitation, which are being revised to be consistent with the residential life policies at Fordham.

This study has shown that trainees who have experienced shift working are less enthusiastic because they perceive that it has had a negative effect on their training (71.8%), enjoyment of work (68.6%) and quality of life outside work (69.9%), which is consistent with views from other specialities[ 39, 40].

"They will be less enthusiastic and put less money in".

The response to this closing may be less enthusiastic.

Elsewhere the reception will be less enthusiastic.

If investors, who have actual money on the line, are less enthusiastic, it is probably because they have seen this story before.

But they are less enthusiastic than they once were, in part because of safety concerns involving thyroid cancer and pancreatitis.

That may be partly because the British were less enthusiastic about the intervention than the Americans were, and Mr Blair used his formidable powers of persuasion to sell it to a dubious public.

If I am less enthusiastic about it this year, it is not because the concept of conspicuous consumption served directly at your table is no longer relevant, or that the performers and their acts are any less clever, tongue-in-cheek and daring.