Sentence examples for lower enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

The fact that Colombia privatized fewer state-run industries than did other Latin American countries did not indicate a lower enthusiasm for the neoliberal order; rather, it reflected a lower level of initial governmental ownership.

In general, most people are willing to spend 20 to 30 minutes completing one to two surveys in hospital or by mail, but lower enthusiasm was observed for in-home or telephone methods.

In another, teachers who did not volunteer to participate in an intervention, but who were then asked to receive a control intervention, may have had their lower enthusiasm for participation in the study directly affect outcomes [ 51].

Ultimately the party will settle on a candidate and unite against Obama but the lowered enthusiasm level of one faction or another will likely lead to lowered voting levels.

But despite the significantly lowered enthusiasm, voters aren't paying any less attention ― 58percentt say they're following news about the election very closely, compared to 55percentt in 2012.

In midterm election years, when overall participation is lower, the enthusiasm gap can be correspondingly greater.

A national poll like Gallup, on the other hand, seems to be using something closer to the model assumed by Republican pollsters (e.g., similar to 2008 but with lower voter enthusiasm, and no Hispanic uptick), which is why it's not surprising that Gallup has been predicting a more Republican electorate and (pending their post-hurricane return to polling) a likely Romney popular vote win.

Dealers said that while the survey had helped European markets shrug off the negative influence from the United States, where stocks closed disappointingly lower on Friday, enthusiasm was limited.

This weekend the stakes will be lower but the enthusiasm will be just as high when the museum presents "Games, Games, Games," its 2004 Children's Festival.

However in everyday clinical practice, as opposed to a closely monitored trial overall compliance may be lower, although the enthusiasm of the relevant clinician may have a role as discussed above.

But motorists' enthusiasm for lower gas prices may have more to do with the percentage of their incomes spent on gas than with their vehicles' fuel efficiency.