Sentence examples for waning appetite from inspiring English sources

One reason was the waning appetite for self-reliant investing.

(The new Gap campaign – Dress Normal – captures something about our waning appetite for peacockery).

Even America, which excels at non-sensical health spending, has a waning appetite for slightly improved stents and hips.

The cause of the company's demise was a waning appetite for fancy crystal that was exacerbated by the weak economy, company officials said.

The second stems from Mr Erdogan's waning appetite for the reforms that led the European Union to open membership talks with Turkey in 2005.

The meat is sold to restaurants and supermarkets, although the public's waning appetite for the delicacy has created a huge stockpile of unsold produce.

Prices of longer-term government bonds improved on Thursday after the Treasury auction, a sign that investors were still interested in government debt, despite worries about waning appetites for huge new supplies coming to market.

The werewolf curse proves a perfect metaphor for the female condition, and Duncan deploys it with aplomb — the hormonal turbulence that follows the same trajectory each month, the waxing and waning appetites, the animalistic triggers when women become pregnant and give birth, the power a body can have over the person who lives in it.

Moreover, like all emerging markets Turkey faces waning investor appetite.

A waning public appetite for big-screen sandal sagas cannot, it seems, be fixed by computer generated graphics.

The Dutch company's shares, which had fallen 40percentthis yearar on waning investor appetite for unprofitable companies, rose 4 euros, to 29.25 euros.