Never share your works with those who can not appreciate philosophy, it will only weaken your enthusiasm and confidence.
And on top of weakening Tea Party enthusiasm, we are assured that November turnout will be higher for pro-Democratic groups, such as young people.
Gregory J. Heym, an economist who prepared the reports for Halstead and Brown Harris Stevens, said that unless the economy strengthens, the weakening job market in New York City could further dampen enthusiasm for real estate.
The Old Economy, which includes manufacturing, basic industries and retail, began to weaken a year ago, just as enthusiasm for tech stocks reached a climax.
Only as the evening draws closer, and I demolish an entire packet of tortellini and discover Hot Fuzz is on ITV2, my enthusiasm weakens and wanes.
By contrast, "in China, the public usually has no idea what our scientists are doing, and limited funding for the promotion of science weakens people's enthusiasm for research".
The BBC's desire to embrace online news streaming and other initiatives is being questioned by licence fee payers who fear that the broadcaster will weaken its existing output in its enthusiasm for new technology.
At the last Synod meeting in February, there was strong backing for women bishops, and little enthusiasm for measures that might significantly weaken their position.
As corporations lower their compensation costs by holding down the cost of employee benefits, they increased employee alienation, weakening trust and dampening enthusiasm for the work.
This situation sometimes weakens the resolve and enthusiasm of some health workers to promote hospital treatment aggressively, thereby inadvertently fostering recourse to "alternative" traditional therapies including indiscriminate (mis)use of antibiotics such as Ampiclox® and gentamycin.
