Sentence examples for causing enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

Underlying the strategy is the belief among political strategists with both parties that poll results can become self-fulfilling prophecies, contributing greatly to the direction of a campaign by causing enthusiasm or demoralization.

After being a tutor for several years, a sense of routine and stagnation might appear causing enthusiasm to dwindle, as for this 61-year-old tutor at a hospital said: You can imagine after 3,4,5 years, perhaps it's time for a break to get a little... Everything becomes routine in some way Being a tutor was expressed as a commitment but also as a demand.

Although airships made notable advances as military and passenger vehicles in the first half of the 20th century, gains in the capabilities of conventional aircraft coupled with a series of airship disasters (the best-known being the explosion of the hydrogen-filled dirigible Hindenburg in 1937) caused enthusiasm for them to fade.

Yet once Mr Ohlsson saw the fine print of the reform and the political turmoil it is causing, his enthusiasm abated.

On the other hand, although we encourage therapists to present both interventions with the same enthusiasm, the novelty of the reminiscence course may cause more enthusiasm among the therapists compared to regular courses, leading to an overestimation of the incremental effect size.

Just reading about it causes my enthusiasm to wane.

ATHENS — The happy issue of the campaign in Epirus by the capture of Janina has caused immense enthusiasm in Athens.

Taken together, these factors may cause agent enthusiasm to negatively affect the process of multimedia learning.

At one point, as the choir sang "glory, glory hallelujah," he turned to her in a burst of enthusiasm, causing the first lady to crack up, despite the solemnity of the occasion.

Shoppers at most malls have failed to purchase with sufficient enthusiasm, causing retail sales to drop for the second week in a row.

Since then, mainstream biologists have embraced the cause with enthusiasm, largely because automation and other technical advances made the task far easier and faster.