Sentence examples for previous enthusiastic from inspiring English sources

Morrison's dismissive remarks about the GCF contrast with Australia's previous enthusiastic support for the fund.

He has also recanted his previous enthusiastic support for Britain joining the single currency, a campaign he spearheaded in his CBI days.

The overall tone of the UK government approach to Israel, if not its policy, has shifted since Donald Trump's election, leaving behind the previous enthusiastic support for the US Democrat's harsh criticisms of Israel's conduct in the occupied territories.

LW have been reported in albatrosses, fallow deer, bumblebees [4], reindeer [5], zooplankton [6], seals [7], spider monkeys [8] and goats [9], elephants [10], but recent studies [11], [12], [13], [14] presented convincing evidence that previous enthusiastic reports should be considered with caution, because unreliable statistical methods have been used to estimate μ.

Microsoft has sold more than 1m Xbox One consoles in 24 hours, smashing previous records, and enthusiastic gamers are already putting their machines to the test.

The property owner, who lives nearby, had recalled two previous deals involving enthusiastic buyers coming to an abrupt end when building plans were rejected.

His coaching style is considered a compromise between styles of the previous coordinators: the highly enthusiastic Shafer style and the laid back Miller style.

The participants also described some previous GPs who were enthusiastic and interested in psychiatric problems, but this was seen as unusual.

A strong applicant has a demonstrated interest and excitement for research, an academic grounding in the quantitative and life sciences, and enthusiastic support from previous mentors.

The father of three was less enthusiastic about his previous TV role in Gang Related, where he played murderous Chicano boss Javier Acosta.

Comment: Jagland can be expected to criticize the U.S. for the death penalty; he may, however, be less enthusiastic than the previous SecGen, Terry Davis (UK), in publicly criticizing renditions, particularly if we review such issues with him soon.