Although the STICH has rightfully dampened the enthusiasm of neurosurgeons for performing surgery, it must be remembered that the trial was based on the principle of clinical equipoise and patients who the local investigator felt would most likely benefit from emergency surgery were not enrolled into the study.
Roger Stevens, Jr., the founding chairman of the Kennedy Center, expressed hope that the Honors would "help build more enthusiasm for the performing arts," and it seemed that he had found a canny strategy for doing so; the big shots drew a spotlight toward artists like Rudolf Serkin or Merce Cunningham, who had no profile on the talk-show circuit.
When it turned out that a majority of the public did not share her enthusiasm for austerity, she performed a U-turn.
For his most recent run of "Curb Your Enthusiasm," Larry David, below, performed the seemingly impossible and reunited the cast of "Seinfeld".
Her very stature belied relaxed grace and confidence, mixed with the enthusiasm of an artist performing new songs for thirsty crowd.
The first is the enthusiasm for rewarding employees for performance.
Volunteers' enthusiasm, for example, can affect study performance [ 39].
Performing more conventional rock, Sudden would never regain any real British enthusiasm for his music.
Discovering that most methods perform quite badly should be headline news, but could reduce enthusiasm for participation to the point of killing off future assessments.
Don't let your enthusiasm for college overwhelm you.
One high-income asset class that has performed well is real estate investment trusts, but Mr. Perks, Ms. Lester and Mr. Kaufman expressed little enthusiasm for holding them.
