That race bears some resemblance to this one, in that Mr. Mondale was an establishment-backed nominee whom rank-and-file voters had limited enthusiasm for.
But further plunges in the public's already low opinion of politicians could limit enthusiasm (and indeed electoral turnout) for Mr Cameron.
Russian society also seems to have limited enthusiasm for the growing political role of the church.Russia's obsession with America is countered with a broad indifference on the American side.
That is because of injuries and illnesses, because of lifestyle choices and strategic choices and because of her traditionally limited enthusiasm for competitive tennis once the U.S. Open, the year's final Grand Slam tournament, ends each September.
Although Wilmut had little experience with genetic engineering and had limited enthusiasm for the project, he used his knowledge of developmental biology to obtain zygotes (one-celled embryos) from sheep and developed techniques to inject DNA into the zygote pronucleus (a haploid nucleus occurring in embryos prior to fertilization).
She translated books and wrote her own (Downing has limited enthusiasm for her prose), including an Italian cookbook that's still available — even though, as she admitted, "I know nothing about cookery, never having even boiled an egg in my life".
A number of observations have limited enthusiasm for this hypothesis.
However, concerns about the potential prostatic side effects of testosterone have limited enthusiasm for testosterone's applications as a function-promoting anabolic therapy in older men (Bhasin et al., 2006; Calof et al., 2005).
Recent studies have suggested that low doses of hydrocortisone may have some beneficial effects in sepsis (reviewed in Vincent et al, 2002) but in general there has been limited enthusiasm for the use of steroids in septic humans.
One aspect that has limited enthusiasm for antibody-based therapies against infectious agents is the recognition that the efficacy of an antibody is largely a function of timing of administration relative to the development of clinical symptoms.
