Sentence examples for diminish interest from inspiring English sources

Defeats will diminish interest, which might suit the IPL-saturated folks who make the decisions but will harm the sport.

While Mr. Obama is the first choice of Canadians in polls, that has done little to diminish interest in Mr. McCain's speech.

Though the Uffizi was putting forward perhaps its most famous painting for the world to see up close, he said he had no concern that it would diminish interest in seeing the painting in person.

He and other naysayers insist that MP3 players, HD Radio, etc. will diminish interest in satellite radio.

The idea that animal behavior is purely reflexive may also have served to diminish interest in treating behavior as a target of careful study in its own right.

Despite concerns that the U.S. Treasury's mounting issuance of debt securities would diminish interest in the $63.0 billion of notes and bonds up for sale this week alone, auction results indicated that global investors still consider American paper a safe bet.

Even for subjects that result in a modest scientific output and are experiencing a diminishing interest, such as BSE, the interested scientist is still faced with 13 papers in the month January of 2009.

The loss of physical activity may start during hospitalization or unwellness period of the patient, but it persists into adulthood due to a number of factors, including diminished exercise capacity, impaired motor function, diminished interest in recreational activity and over-protectiveness of the child's primary caregivers [ 36].

"I have diminishing interest in posterity," Spano said.

Delays do not seem to have diminished interest in the car, at least not yet.

No contesting views means no news; this leads to less coverage and diminishing interest.