Sentence examples similar to weakening interest from inspiring English sources

"Presumably, that weakens interest in baseball," he added.

And this was coming months after a fall in October that left her with a broken arm and weakened interest in the national team.

He seeded distrust with poor business practices and made fans hostages to his personal whims, until he has fatally weakened interest in the team.

The death of a contestant in the 2008 Nautica New York City Triathlon did not seem to weaken interest: registration for the 2009 event lasted 22 minutes before all the slots were sold.

And the problems of Solyndra, a would-be solar panel maker that collapsed despite receiving a $535 million federal loan guarantee, have given subsidies for green energy a bad name, which in turn has weakened interest from the private sector in financing it.

LOS ANGELES — Citing weakening consumer interest in DVDs, with or without the dismal economy, the Walt Disney Company said on Tuesday it would reduce the number of discs it releases and rethink how it markets and packages them.

Stocks receded from earlier highs in Monday's trading after two economic reports indicated increased manufacturing activity, weakening the interest rate outlook.

It is also intended in part to pave the way for reforms by weakening vested interests.

As the housing market weakens and interest rates on adjustable mortgages rise, more and more borrowers are falling behind.

Alan M. Rifkin of Lehman Brothers says he is neutral on both stocks because he believes spending on home improvement may weaken if interest rates or unemployment rise.

If those foreign inflows slow or the deficit keeps growing, the dollar will weaken, and interest rates will have to rise to attract more foreign money.