Sentence examples for fading enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

Even before yesterday's murders, there had been worrying signs of Tunisians' fading enthusiasm for human rights.

By raising more money from his very biggest and very smallest donors, Mr. Obama has been able to offset his losses from the business world and from previous contributors who gave less or not at all this time, whether because of the recession or fading enthusiasm.

Fading, fading.

Once the enthusiasm faded, so did the boom-era sales on software and infrastructure equipment.

A world in which early experiments and enthusiasm fade in the face of wider incomprehension and resistance to change.

Over the course of the event, Gunn starts to crack, her enthusiasm fades, and things take a turn for the worse.

Early enthusiasm faded following an analysts call, with investors concerned about profit margins and disappointed by the lack of a strategic update.

However, when Rubin took the lead, albeit against the run of play, Liverpool - along with the home fans' enthusiasm - faded.

Wall Street was happy to hear auto-parts makers would have access to the Troubled Asset Relief Program, but enthusiasm faded as the day wore on and questions lingered about the plan's implementation.

One of Novartis' predecessor companies discovered the SPP100 compound years ago, but enthusiasm faded in the late 1990s because the compound was difficult to manufacture and it wasn't clear whether it could be made into a once-a-day pill.

But when I went to visit the nutrition project, my enthusiasm faded.