Some call it "breaking up", others refer to having "ghosted" – a term most often used to describe the phenomenon of a romantic interest dropping off the radar without notice.
Ryan Giggs was always the Class of '92 modernist: the member of that select group who was ahead of his time, continuing with the new-fangled yoga sessions run by a specialist Sir Alex Ferguson engaged, while Gary Neville's initial interest dropped off, just like Roy Keane's.
He mapped out Google searches for political issues across the country and found that in February, the month 17 people were killed in a shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High in Parkland, Fla., most the country was searching for terms related to gun control, but such search interest dropped off by October.
You might determine that your thesis would be proven wrong if, 1) XYZ fails to move into new all-time highs in the next two weeks, or 2) XYZ's short interest dropped off dramatically prior to new all-time highs, or 3) social data came back down to normal levels.
Office carpools organized in person were a nice idea when they first started gaining ground during the Second World War, but interest dropped off a lot before the Internet came around and made it easier to connect people going the same way.
And of course, as soon as it became legal, interest dropped off.
Media interest dropped off and the project went ahead, leaving scholars abroad wondering what to expect.
But as soon as the idea of a computer-only driven car was raised, consumer interest dropped off.
But fan interest dropped off and the Ducks lost $28 million in the 2003-04 seandn and $12 million in 2002-03.
At the same time, a lot of our regulars got busier and busier being successful bigshot talents, and the collective interest dropped off.
