Sentence examples for enthusiasm in recent from inspiring English sources

Obama, who once vowed to adhere to the "new politics" of genial campaigning, has picked up on this same triangulation theme with evident enthusiasm in recent months.

The Trump campaign claimed "an enormous surge in momentum and enthusiasm" in recent days, citing Minnesota, where the campaign said that in less than 24 hours it had 18,000 RSVPs for a event that could hold 5,000 people.

Even the Obama campaign, which genuinely mobilised the largest surge of political enthusiasm in recent US history, is now learning the lessons of standing its impressive electoral army down just when it needed to be maintained and transformed into a genuine, democratic political party.

Despite rising levels of education, gender awareness (the 16 Days of Activism to end gender violence are being marked in India with more enthusiasm in recent years) and stringent pro-women laws, there is still a perception that women are second-class citizens.

Rituximab's patent expiration also parallels the pharmaceutical industry's enthusiasm in recent years to develop the newer generation anti-CD20 mAbs.

Particularly, hierarchical architectures with mesoporous structures have triggered more and more research enthusiasm in recent years for their high surface-to-volume ratio and permeability.

Grice-Mullen said the players were initially excited about the trip, but he said that enthusiasm waned in recent days.

AMID flag waving and cheers, 350 new citizens at the County Courthouse here last month declared their allegiance to the United States, their numbers but not their enthusiasm diminished in recent years.

The climate in the Gulf suggests interest in Yemen has receded, and that Saudi Arabia, which leads the Arab coalition forces in Yemen, has lost a lot of its enthusiasm in the recent period.

It is surely no coincidence that the two commodities to suffer most in the recent sell-off are oil, the most-traded commodity, and copper, where speculative excess seemed greatest.The enthusiasm for commodities in recent years has been part of a general move into "alternative assets", a term that covers everything apart from shares, bonds and cash.

Clark Collis of Entertainment Weekly explained that "the song has been covered by other artists with an enthusiasm only matched in recent times by musicians' desire to remake Radiohead's 'Creep' in their own image".