Sentence examples for diminished the interest from inspiring English sources

Those costs have apparently not diminished the interest of some potential buyers.

Dropping crime rates over the last 20 years have reduced public fears and diminished the interest of politicians in running tough-on-crime campaigns.

The recession of the mid-'70s and the high interest rates and economic malaise associated therewith diminished the interest in solving site-specific problems.

But according to a recent New York Times article, another important factor driving this change is "dropping crime rates over the last 20 years," which have "reduced public fears and diminished the interest of politicians in running tough-on-crime campaigns".

The study was mainly conducted by the personnel taking care of the IBD patients, which likely diminished the interest of JIA patients to participate, especially those who received the questionnaires by mail.

His later masses emphasize soloists and orchestra but without diminishing the interest of the choral writing.

If some of this sounds predictable, it is not to diminish the interest of Stern's account.

But others warned that a breakdown in the Mexico talks over agriculture would diminish the interest of Japan's potential free trade partners in Asia, nations where farm goods account for much of their exports to Japan.

I'll Have Another's absence is almost certainly going to diminish the interest of casual viewers who have routinely flocked to watch the Belmont when a Triple Crown is at stake.

It's not a big audience, but it's large enough.' Maybe a new President will prove to be a 'back-to-bed card' diminishing the interest of Hollywood in difficult, controversial material, but I somehow doubt it, because the alteration in taste appears more than fleeting and the sums are anyhow quite small.

In its lawsuit, Apple alleges that unauthorized disclosure of product news diminishes the interest of both the mainstream and trade media in the launch of a new product.