Sentence examples for lost its interest from inspiring English sources

When the East India Company lost its monopoly of the China trade (1833), it also lost its interest in Malaya.

But the premise of the music never lost its interest.

By the time, two years later, he had finished shooting and editing, silent film had lost its interest for the public.

IBM reorganized its UNIX operation last fall, consolidating it into the mid-range systems business that includes the AS400, and, according to Tom Henkels, an analyst with the Gartner Group, "seems to have lost its interest in this business".

As a result, Penn National lost its interest in Rosecroft and decided not to purchase the track.

So brilliant was his play that even the crowd watching an Old Cliftonian match being played nearby lost its interest and a large crowd watched Collins's phenomenal performance.

That way of being loses its interest because it has a frantic or frenetic motivation.

If a legal theory only aims to capture the concept of law employed in a particular jurisdiction, then that would render the theory parochial and it might lose its interest for those who are not concerned with that particular jurisdiction.

As he put it to Dakyns: "Ethics is losing its interest for me rather, as the insolubility of its fundamental problem is impressed on me.

He said he hoped that mainstream culture would lose its interest in the undead so that vampire fiction could regain its potency.

So, the necessary a posteriori loses its interest.