Sentence examples for interest diminished from inspiring English sources

From 1750 to 1815 was a period of decline: missionary interest diminished, the empires disintegrated, and the Society of Jesus was suppressed.

Naval interest diminished after the disappearance in 1845 of the Franklin expedition, and the many fruitless searches that followed.

The first attempt to found an IFK supporters club was made in 1969, but interest diminished when IFK Göteborg were relegated from the highest league the following year.

Breed numbers and interest diminished after the war as increasing mechanization reduced demand for draft animals; however, a breeding center was established in 1962 to help maintain population numbers.

This was followed by a clear peak after which interest diminished gradually (Fig. 2).

Most patients thought that the application supported self-management, but their interest diminished after multiple uses.

As the Globe and Mail's reporter puts it: "Interest diminishes, TV ratings slide and the sizzle just fizzles".

Yet a rising profile for hard tech may indicate investors' interest diminishing in quick-to-market, consumer-facing startups that proliferated amid the rise of the app economy.  .

"It's always been a bit like this, but now we are seeing diminishing interest, diminishing funds and rising needs in Syria, and elsewhere".

Deficit syndrome is assessed using the Schedule for the Deficit Syndrome (SDS), which is a semi-structured interview measuring the persistence of 6 negative symptoms including restricted affect, diminished emotional range, poverty of speech, curbed interests, diminished sense of purpose, and diminished social drive [ 6].

After Eucleides' death (c. 380 bc), practical and dialectical interests diminished; one wing of the school propounded and studied paradoxes in the manner of Zeno and otherwise approached an independent treatment of logic.