Sentence examples for less enthusiasm for from inspiring English sources

But there is less enthusiasm for his new radical programme.

The public has less enthusiasm for the men who have been chosen.

There is also less enthusiasm for the recent operation in western Mosul, which is largely Sunni.

But he appeared to have less enthusiasm for the new Sarbanes law.

One insider said: "There is less enthusiasm for criticising Norman than the previous Grade regime.

Mr. Martin has shown less enthusiasm for the bill than Mr. Chrétien has.

Until recently, Pope Benedict has shown less enthusiasm for the type of open-armed ecumenism favoured by his predecessor.

Mr. Obama appears to have less enthusiasm for the system, though he has not said he will cancel it.

But Mark Stern, the president for original content at Syfy, expressed less enthusiasm for letting game players determine what happens in the show.

If anything is certain these days, it is that we shall have fewer and fewer opportunities to watch professional actors, less money, less time, less enthusiasm, perhaps, for the kind of talent that will be available on the stage and screen - and more and more need to extract what entertainment we can from life itself.

Oilmen also have their eyes on the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, which lies just beside prolific fields on Alaska's North Slope, but there is less enthusiasm among Republicans for opening it to drilling; Mr McCain, for one, opposes the idea.Moreover, there have been no big spills from offshore wells and platforms since 1969 (oil tankers, such as the Exxon Valdez, are another matter).