Sentence examples for lessen interest from inspiring English sources

Did the motion-capture filmmaking style lessen interest?

An inflated asking price, by contrast, may simply lessen interest or draw low offers.

That confirmation never came but it did not seem to lessen interest in The Sun, which never lost its increased circulation.

Those talks continued, he said, right up to the taping of her widely watched television interview on the CBS News program "60 Minutes," when he suggested that the interview might lessen interest in a book.

Some stores said they were not changing their patterns of ordering fish, although they noted some lessening interest in tuna sushi.

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.

It could also easily be argued that rather than a reaction to Thatcherism and consumerism, the growing interest in spirituality during this time was a natural result of a lessening interest in conventional religion.

Should parents ever worry about Minecraft? asks whether Minecraft is entirely healthy for kids, from addiction and lessening interest in the real world through to the prospect of "children being digitally mugged" by other players.

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.

While the episodic disorders associated with paediatric migraine have been described over some time [14 17], the difficulties in obtaining accurate histories from small children, and a generally lessened interest in premonitory symptoms, apart from one study in a clinic population [18], have resulted in little data in the literature.

Among women migraine lessened interest in sex life.