Sentence examples for becomes lukewarm from inspiring English sources

When I try to drink my hot tea in the car, it usually becomes lukewarm tea after a little while.

If using refrigerated water, allow it to sit out at room temperature until it becomes lukewarm.

Membership in the churches had fallen off, and those who were members had become lukewarm.

This is why even many Democrats have become lukewarm in their conviction that their president "understands the problems of people like you".

But, as the last century progressed, new towns went out of fashion, being linked with the "New Jerusalem" aspirations of the postwar Labour government that Tories became lukewarm and then hostile towards.

Last summer and last fall, Mr. Donaldson embraced the broad outlines of the plan, but he has since become lukewarm about several of its key details in the face of opposition from the Chamber of Commerce and the Business Roundtable, an organization of chief executives from the nation's largest companies.

The process has been so delayed that some companies have become lukewarm about the prospect of doing business with Lebanon.

Having originally had the idea for a high-speed link, Labour had appeared to become lukewarm after the Conservatives took it on, but never turned to outright opposition.

In several countries dependent on outside technical and financial support, this shift in the international discourse influenced the position of agriculture ministries, which became lukewarm or even opposed to biofuels.

While at the meeting, he tells me that churches in Norwich have become lukewarm, insular bubbles: "People have become disenfranchised.

Make sure to keep it full by continually contacting new prospects, following up on leads that have become lukewarm, and tying up the loose ends in any lingering deals.