Sentence examples for enthusiasm for measures from inspiring English sources

Overall enthusiasm for measures such as green taxes also fades when voters are asked to make an immediate choice in the face of economic troubles.

It's a perfect time for a more aggressive approach to monetary policy, and I wouldn't be surprised if this contributed to enthusiasm for measures that subsidise hiring.I've argued in the past that huge productivity gains meant firms were operating with skeleton crews and couldn't cut anymore.

At the last Synod meeting in February, there was strong backing for women bishops, and little enthusiasm for measures that might significantly weaken their position.

Enthusiasm for measuring human exploitation and ranking governments on their performance is at an all-time high.

Other measures of standard of living should be considered.There is increased enthusiasm for biological measures of standard of living, such as people's height.

But they have not shown much enthusiasm for the measures suggested by Messrs Gruber and Wise.

Slowly but surely its enthusiasm for the measures gathered pace.

The enthusiasm for standardised measures in clinical practice, consistency among professionals in therapeutic interventions, and gold standards of clinical science reflect a medical logic that prefers abstracted measure over individualised history and pathology.

But many doctors show little enthusiasm for the measure, saying marijuana has no proven medicinal value.

But the House speaker, John A. Boehner, was more lukewarm in his enthusiasm for the measure.

The recession seems to have dampened the nation's enthusiasm for any measure that could affect — or, perhaps just as important, be portrayed as affecting — people's pocketbooks.