Sentence examples for further enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

In fact, the fundamental problems of the Roma in a borderless Europe could ultimately dampen further enthusiasm for admitting Turkey into the European Union.

He appeared on CNBC to discuss the sale, and showed further enthusiasm for the deal — and the publicity surrounding it — by posting on Twitter: Mr. Griffith's 86-character message, however, created extra work for the legal department at Zipcar, which by the end of the day Friday had made a filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission disclosing it to Zipcar's investors.

Two trials using the EGFR TK inhibitors gefitinib and/or erlotinib have demonstrated encouraging results, and have prompted further enthusiasm for this approach.

Political change in Russia further sapped enthusiasm.

That could further drain enthusiasm from party activists at a time when conservative ire over Mr. Obama's agenda fuels Republican campaigns.

Gregory J. Heym, an economist who prepared the reports for Halstead and Brown Harris Stevens, said that unless the economy strengthens, the weakening job market in New York City could further dampen enthusiasm for real estate.

His fast start heading into Sunday's race at Atlanta Motor Speedway has perhaps further dampened enthusiasm for a sport that once appeared on the verge of carving out its place among the big three of American sports: the N.F.L., the N.B.A. and Major League Baseball.

The ASU recognized the RCC as its "Supreme Leading Authority", and was designed to further revolutionary enthusiasm throughout the country.

Many rheumatic diseases, though serious, are not considered to be life-threatening, a factor that further reduced enthusiasm for gene therapy research in this area under these circumstances.

Moreover, persons with preexisting cognitive dysfunction tend to dement after bilateral deep brain stimulation (Aybek and Vingerhoets 2007), and persons with FXTAS frequently have significant cognitive dysfunction, further dampening enthusiasm for using this procedure in this population.

Further, clinicians' enthusiasm for electronic health records often related to perceived benefits in their immediate surroundings and did not necessarily relate to the NHS Care Records Service goal of geographically widespread sharing of patient data.