Sentence examples for raised enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

This virtual edge translated into an enormous real-world advantage — in dollars raised, enthusiasm harnessed and Election Day boots on the ground.

First, the state's Democratic primary in May, a hard-fought contest between Mr. Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton, established a campaign infrastructure and raised enthusiasm among local Democrats, Mr. Downs said.

This raised enthusiasm among the commoners, who received him with cheers, but aroused suspicion in the aristocracy.

As anticipated it reenergized church members in some (but not all) churches, and again raised enthusiasm for the study.

"It's much easier to raise enthusiasm about kicking people out," Mr. Barreto said.

"It is more difficult to raise enthusiasm behind the team when the belief is not completely there.

Thus, teacher education has vast opportunities when offering tools to students for creating new knowledge, raising enthusiasm and introducing innovative ideas.

This plan concerned who to approach, at which moment in time, and in which way (e.g. by means of a presentation, e-mail, both directly and indirectly), also including people and institutions that might be able to facilitate in the adoption, for example by raising enthusiasm among physicians.

The outsourcing comments could be responsible: Mr. Perdue's comments might have raised the enthusiasm of Democratic-leaning voters, causing more to pass through likely-voter screens, or diminished the enthusiasm of Republican-leaning voters, causing fewer of them to pass through likely-voter screens".

This third model raised little enthusiasm among the group and was the cause of much concern.

To help consumers, he proposes a new Consumer Financial Protection Agency which has also raised little enthusiasm from our industry participants.