Sentence examples for enthusiasm for developing from inspiring English sources

Although there was no lack of enthusiasm for developing an indigenous American theatre at the end of the 18th century, the plays written and produced during that period proved lifeless and derivative, often little more than adaptations of English successes.

Yet while the system failed this test, it's unlikely to cool the enthusiasm for developing such a weapon – which has already sparked a new arms race between China, Russia and the US – and which critics fear could potentially spark a nuclear war.

"There needs to be confidence, the government needs to stop being risk averse". There was shared enthusiasm for developing the current appetite for online networking.The growth of social networking sites such as Facebook, Twitter and Bebo represents an opportunity for careers advice and guidance "to move into the 21st century", it was said.

The recent withdrawal of a specific sepsis therapeutic has diminished pharmaceutical enthusiasm for developing novel drugs in this domain.

Penguin genuinely and passionately shares our enthusiasm for developing the brand further, and the coming together of the traditional publishing powerhouse and our first game IP, is a match made in heaven," he says.

McMaster has in recent years persuaded Swansea City to invest in the burgeoning talents of Stephen Kingsley, Jay Fulton and Botti Biabi from Falkirk and Adam King from Hearts in his role of club scout and thinks Ferguson's enthusiasm for developing youths has influenced many such clubs.

But for the first time in ten years, enthusiasm for developed countries' shares did not accompany the spike, points out Andrew Garthwaite, a global equity strategist.

Even with these hurdles, they maintained their enthusiasm for their developing library, university, and country.

And the regulatory uncertainty appears to be diminishing enthusiasm among some companies for developing such drugs.

But there is little sign of it taming the enthusiasm of 21st century engineers for developing humanoid automata, perhaps because there is still a considerable gap between the latest creations on show at the museum and the figures acting out destiny of robot-kind on the big screen.

If Buell's enthusiasm for Harris develops into anything close to what she devoted to the Clintons, this could be a significant moment for the senator.