Sentence examples for interest lessened from inspiring English sources

When she fell in love, her interest lessened even more.

Almost two decades ago, the Sisterhood came close to ending as funding diminished and national interest lessened.

Technology stocks fell sharply as the threat of higher interest rates lessened their appeal.

Finally, large interest obligations lessen the ability of the government to finance other governmental activities.

Since the publication of Sybil, One Nation Toryism has been taken to mean a support for liberal paternalism and a vague interest in lessening class divisions.

"The diversity of people, both incomes and interests, has lessened," she said, "and we have more of what we used to call upwardly mobile people, who shop online or drive to malls, or get in cabs and go to Barneys".

By reviewing related WTO laws, this paper concludes that a clearly designed export carbon tax with a comparable carbon price is in China's own interest, while lessening the carbon leakage concerns of developed countries.

"Core inflation remains mild-mannered and the likelihood of Federal Reserve action to boost interest rates has lessened notably".

Criticising the British government over its handling of his wife's case, Ratcliffe suggested that the tumultuous politics surrounding the EU referendum had lessened interest in her fate.

His interest in celebrities lessened and he made an arrangement with his employer whereby he could cease trying to enliven the pages of the tabloids and could devote himself, as a strictly commercial photographer, to whatever riffraff were willing to pay for his attentions.

Although further studies pointed to the possibility of differentiating between psychiatric patients (for a review, see Rutherford 2003), with time, the complex machinery and redundancy compared to other tests eventually lessened interest in the Verbal Summator, causing it to virtually disappear by the end of the 1950′s.