Sentence examples similar to maintaining excitement from inspiring English sources

By their nature, they get bored quickly and are unable to maintain excitement for something that takes too long to get to.

Lessons have been learned but the introduction of changes are being carefully weighed against maintaining the excitement on track.

However, Walter found that maintaining student excitement was difficult when the implementation took 3 weeks: [The students] were really excited at first.

The excellent violinist Nikolaj Znaider maintained the excitement during his virile performance of Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto, which came next.

It kicks the show off with a bang, but can the choreography match and maintain that excitement?

Lynd, meanwhile, maintained his excitement with the notion of biofuel production and became fully committed to pushing it forward.

Whilst they are going into international marketplaces and localising their product in terms of presentation and talent, they also need their superstars to shine and maintain fans' excitement in a time when the sport of MMA has never been more saturated with content.

When you're a fan, you keep up with news, follow closely, feel deep loyalty and maintain perpetual excitement about the object of your affection.

So it's important for us to maintain the excitement of change and new ideas and really capitalize on the timing and the support from the people who are motivated to be involved.

The more recent crop of technology start-ups has not been much more successful in maintaining the early excitement.

Maintaining momentum and excitement over a six-week fundraising challenge can be...well, a real challenge.