Sentence examples for emerging enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

China's emerging enthusiasm for domestic shale may be partly a hardball tactic for negotiating with Russian suppliers, with which the country has been struggling to agree on a price for gas imports.

Although there is an emerging enthusiasm in quantification of tumor heterogeneity [ 4– 13], such techniques remain to be evaluated and tested for clinical applications [ 13].

There are practical, financial and logistical obstacles for HIV programmers and disability service providers alike, but there is emerging enthusiasm – expressed during workshops within this project – for meeting the needs of PWD within this high prevalence setting.

"Although the doctrine emphasized political measures, counterinsurgency in practice was military," Tuchman writes, an observation that applies all too well to the emerging Obama enthusiasm for counterinsurgency.

As emerging economies grow, enthusiasm for air travel is growing even faster.

It plans to expand in emerging economies, too.Such enthusiasm is less odd than it looks.

This has replaced an enthusiasm for emerging economies that often left it badly burnt.

Commodities like cotton, soybeans and copper are running because of a combination of trader enthusiasm and emerging market demand.

But China, with its emerging economy and its enthusiasm for Western soccer, is now home away from home.

In 1997, heavy buying drove the Russian Trading System up 184percentt before a financial crisis in Asia dampened enthusiasm for emerging markets.

But as the currency trading day progressed in Europe and Africa, there were some signs of flagging enthusiasm for emerging markets, as the Turkish lira was down 0.3 percent after an initial jump in value and the South African rand was down 0.6 percent.