Sentence examples for collapse of enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

Fear of foreigners ReprintsA bigger problem for the "yes" campaign than either penury or lack of clout, though, comes from the collapse of enthusiasm among British businesses.

Six months after the collapse of Enron, the wave of enthusiasm for overhauling the corporate and accounting laws has ebbed and the toughest proposals for change have been thwarted.

Meanwhile, Phil Veivers has criticised Salford's attitude and lack of enthusiasm after a late collapse saw them lose 34-30 to Castleford Tigers on Sunday.

Likud was not exactly experiencing a burst of enthusiasm, but its right-wing alternatives were collapsing.

But the limited liquidity of these shares, the lack of regulation in some markets and the fallout from both the 1997 Asian crisis and the 1998 collapse of the Russian ruble eroded investors' enthusiasm.

B8 BUSINESS DAY C1-14 Calls for Reforms Wane Six months after the collapse of Enron, lobbyists and partisan disagreement in Congress have thwarted a wave of enthusiasm for overhauling the nation's corporate and accounting laws.

I expected plenty of enthusiasm.

"Youth orchestras are full of enthusiasm.

"There is a lot of enthusiasm.

He plays with a lot of enthusiasm".

No lifts here, but plenty of enthusiasm.