Sentence examples for introduction enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

Despite the Chicken Whopper's initial success, just over a year after the Chicken Whopper's introduction enthusiasm for the product was waning; Burger King's largest franchisee, Carrols Corporation, was complaining that the product line was a failure, describing the sandwich as a pedestrian product with a great name.

Despite the Chicken Whopper's initial success, just over a year after the its introduction, enthusiasm for the product was waning; Burger King's largest franchisee, Carrols Corporation, was complaining that the product line was a failure, describing the sandwich as a pedestrian product with a great name.

After the introduction of the PAC, enthusiasm for the device increased and its use increased exponentially.

Remember in your Teaching Seminar introduction to express your enthusiasm for the subject at hand.

Despite the scope of the title, this friendly, colorful documentary from Pip Chodorov is not the last word on all the shapes, sizes and languages of experimental film, but rather an introduction brightened by a companionable enthusiasm and an apposite sense of community.

He certainly cannot be faulted for a lack of enthusiasm: in his introduction, he claims that when Holmes entered the pages of the Strand, "the Earth moved", and when he was temporarily killed off in 1893 "there was such an outpouring of grief you would think it had been the end of the world".

However, enthusiasm for the introduction of technology needs to be well balanced against the real and perceived harmful effects of technology for women and girls.

This first study of attitudes towards professional competence among EMTs, Paramedics and APs in Ireland suggests a genuine enthusiasm for the introduction of CPC, with all groups indicating that CPC was of personal importance to them.

Nonetheless, while technological innovation always partners enthusiasm and public interest, subsequent devices and imaging techniques must be affordable and assessed for their health benefit to justify their introduction into a public healthcare system [7].

Chronically out of sorts, creatively ill (his life would have been far happier after the introduction of decongestants), prone to "enthusiasms" we might now call mania, argumentative, often spectacularly drunk, Crane would have gotten on anyone's nerves.

Her traumatic introduction to housekeeping stunted any early enthusiasm for the kitchen.