Sentence examples similar to regained enthusiasm from inspiring English sources

Three months is no time at all; GLG's founders are heavily incentivised to up their game; and investors may regain enthusiasm for hedge funds.

After past recessions, ordinary investors have typically regained their enthusiasm for stocks, hoping to profit as the economy recovered.

She said she has regained her enthusiasm to play and will seek a place with a team overseas this winter, in hopes of regaining her WNBA career.

After going through a period in which she said she felt "burned out," she regained her enthusiasm for performing on a six-week jazz tour with Mel Torme.

Now Taiwan's government has regained its enthusiasm for a flutter and plans to launch a series of state lotteries by the end of the year.Why the change of heart?

He regained his enthusiasm only after a tenth-grade science teacher pointed him to a physics book when she couldn't answer a question he'd posed about radioactive decay.

But as Jones adds: "The discs were always going to stop before I did – I've often thought I should wind it up, but then found a good one and regained my enthusiasm.

And there were even small moments of pleasure, as Laurie began to take short walks (never his favourite activity), regained his enthusiasm for whipping his mates on video games, and even got back some appetite.

Investors regained some enthusiasm for technology stocks last month as evidenced by the Nasdaq's 12% rise and the Russell is studded with former Internet highfliers such as eToys, Ask Jeeves and Digital Island.

Gradually he regained his enthusiasm and began writing again.

Since then, he has served as vice chairman, regaining his enthusiasm for the spotlight.