Most New Yorkers appear unenthusiastic about de Blasio's presidential aspirations.
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Like many investors, he is unenthusiastic about oil, he said.
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Republican majorities in Congress are unenthusiastic about creating reliably Democratic seats.
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But she also sought to appeal to those unenthusiastic about Mrs.
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Most New Yorkers had appeared unenthusiastic about de Blasio's presidential aspirations.
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Both Frelimo and Renamo contain groups of hardliners unenthusiastic about the process.
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He has ruled out Mr. Trump, but is unenthusiastic about Mrs. Clinton.
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The American Secretary of State, Frank Kellogg, had been unenthusiastic about Briand's idea.
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But investors are unenthusiastic about junk, preferring the debt issued by emerging market governments.
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Recent polling suggests many Americans are unenthusiastic about Mr Trump's steel and aluminium tariffs.
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GOP leaders were also unenthusiastic about the controversial push, which would likely divide their party.
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Danoff has been unenthusiastic about what he describes as capital-intensive telecom and utility stocks.
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But as "Dolemite Is My Name" depicts it, Martin was very unenthusiastic about the project.
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The Democratic-led House largely opposes it; the Republican-led Senate is unenthusiastic about it.
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Newmont and Barrick share many investors, and some had been unenthusiastic about the hostile takeover bid.
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MOST Americans are unenthusiastic about Republicans' efforts to reward the richest with the biggest tax cuts.
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Like Mr Davis, he has been unenthusiastic about the government's softening on Brexit for some time.
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Many of the civil-society groups that fight corruption are unenthusiastic about Mr López Obrador's presidency.
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I would expect the tech sector to be strongly unenthusiastic about removing [IPR] from their options.
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Trey Gowdy (R-SC), the chair of the House Oversight Committee, have been unenthusiastic about these efforts.
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To say the British establishment is unenthusiastic about America's president-elect would be to put it politely.
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Despite this, OnePlus CEO Pete Lau has previously been fairly unenthusiastic about wireless charging in the past.
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In Norway, where Elen and Jo live, the government is equally unenthusiastic about cancer patients attempting DIY cures.
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Though his group was unenthusiastic about the dune, it decided that public sand was preferable to private stone.
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Senior officials have sounded unenthusiastic about the law while being careful not to commit the president to rejecting it.
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Nonetheless, perceptions of electability will propel Hillary, however unenthusiastic about it the left wing of the party may be.
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McDonnell had been unenthusiastic about another referendum, although Labour has said it will act to prevent a "no-deal" Brexit.
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It was unusual insight into a jury's deliberations, and it made some in the Justice Department unenthusiastic about a retrial.
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Of course it sounds tempting, but you'd be surprised how many countries are unenthusiastic about acquiring new former-American citizens.
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But any substantive change in the war against ISIS might require US combat forces, something the Pentagon has been unenthusiastic about.
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Americans don't consider tax cuts a high priority, and they are spectacularly unenthusiastic about reducing taxes on the rich in particular.
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Saudi Arabia, the organization's most influential member, has been seen as relatively unenthusiastic about a deal until the last few months.
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The White House chief of staff, John F. Kelly, another retired four-star general, was also unenthusiastic about Mr. Bolton's hiring.
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China is unenthusiastic about plug-in hybrids because most of the patents are owned by foreign automakers, particularly Japanese multinational companies.
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But there are also some terrible ones, and she is deeply unenthusiastic about any system that would weed out the losers.
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Having sounded unenthusiastic about the Green New Deal preached by left-wingers, he was asked in Pennsylvania how he would change it.
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"The best-informed market participants seem unenthusiastic about U.S. stocks at current prices," TrimTabs CEO David Santschi wrote in a note Tuesday.
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Washington's intransigence could easily have served as cover for others unenthusiastic about climate policy, such as Turkey and Saudi Arabia, to bolt.
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It's a battle he believes he can win, but which he's unenthusiastic about waging in person, people familiar with his thinking say.
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A study from credit reporting company Experian showed U.S. consumers similarly unenthusiastic about the holidays, based on their survey of 1,159 consumers.
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But we're also concerned about the national debt, oppressed by an arcane, punitive tax code, and unenthusiastic about widespread dependency on the state.
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Trump was unenthusiastic about traveling to Canada for the talks, according to aides, who said he questioned whether his presence was absolutely required.
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While the secretary is deeply into the idea of substituting private schools for public ones, she is deeply unenthusiastic about any quality control.
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But U.S. officials remain "unenthusiastic" about declaring an end to the war without any substantial action toward denuclearisation from the North, Seoul officials said.
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But money managers have been leery of pushing large sums of money into Chinese financial markets, and many have been unenthusiastic about China's inclusion.
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But Caleavefornia talk does reflect sincere frustration at being overtaxed and underrepresented in a country that suddenly seems unenthusiastic about our way of life.
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But U.S. officials remain "unenthusiastic" about declaring an end to the war without any substantial action toward denuclearization from the North, Seoul officials said.
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The Speaker has to keep her conference together, even as progressives push for an impeachment drive while more senior figures are unenthusiastic about that idea.
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Mr. Givony needed to pitch the concert to co-presenters, who were often unenthusiastic about a film that, in its initial release, sharply polarized audiences.
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The leaders of both sides face domestic difficulties and seem unenthusiastic about the compromises that might be required to get to a mutually agreeable resolution.
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Bondholders rejected an offer by the government to buy back a third of the bonds at a discount, and are unenthusiastic about a more generous offer.
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The top American players who chose not to play in Seoul, South Korea, that year were largely unenthusiastic about Olympic tennis, not fearful of a virus.
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State departments of education, most of which were unprepared for and unenthusiastic about becoming school-quality police, worked the regulatory process to water down performance standards.
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At first, Lachlan was unenthusiastic about discarding such a large chunk of the family's holdings, according to the four people with knowledge of the sales process.
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For decades, as cities grew and development encroached on the countryside, mayors have been eager to expand, and homeowners have been unenthusiastic about paying higher taxes.
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Both of these are signals that people not named Donald Trump are sufficiently unenthusiastic about the busing proposal to render it all but moot as a possibility.
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But he was so unenthusiastic about it that the night before the campaign's scheduled announcement he frantically called advisers and friends about how to reverse the decision.
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For the former vice president, Warren's support would give him an effective surrogate to reach progressive voters who are wary of his candidacy but unenthusiastic about Sanders.
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The Clinton campaign has tasked Obama with attracting young voters, a constituency that helped elect him president twice but has so far been unenthusiastic about Clinton's candidacy.
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Attacking Clinton will distract people from whatever heinous stuff Trump has said, while also reminding Republicans unenthusiastic about the angry orange man why they should back him anyway.
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The TPP has become a target of both the left and the right in the U.S. election, and Congress has so far been unenthusiastic about ratifying the deal.
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No doubt the country would like a US administration that, though inevitably unenthusiastic about engagement with Pyongyang, would at least not actively hamper Seoul's attempts to jaw-jaw.
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It is unclear when the full House might act on the censure resolution, said aides to House Republican leaders, who are unenthusiastic about the effort against the commissioner.
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At the news conference on Tuesday announcing that the coach would stay, Mr. Loh said he accepted the board's recommendation, but he was visibly unenthusiastic about the decision.
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Whether she's looking at an expensive handbag or tickets to an event her friends suggested but she feels unenthusiastic about, Wilson puts that choice up against her goals.
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Though Blount found a Canadian company to manufacture the device, the United States government was unenthusiastic about it, or at least unwilling to pay her asking price of $100,000.
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"If you don't participate in the presidential election you might as well kiss away the Senate as well," Priebus said in a message directed at Republican donors unenthusiastic about Trump.
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The divide likely reflects a robust black turnout and modest participation from whites who were unenthusiastic about Mr. Moore, whose already-controversial candidacy was dogged by accusations of sexual misconduct.
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Cramer was equally unenthusiastic about the eight-biggest loser, Merck, which he said suffered from sub-par growth and a 3.5 percent yield that wasn't enough to stave off sellers.
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Dr. Katz, a Westchester County Republican whose Bronx Veterinary Center professes to offer "Park Avenue Care at Webster Avenue Prices," was equally unenthusiastic about the prospect of a full-time Legislature.
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Ms. Clifford made a point of emphasizing that she was "not a victim" in having sex with Mr. Trump, even though she described an encounter she was, at best, unenthusiastic about.
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Many of his fellow citizens, still reeling from World War I's aftershocks, including the loss of 660,19893 of their sons, were as unenthusiastic about confronting Hitler as the old marshal himself.
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Yet if Clinton voters truly are feeling so unenthusiastic about the race that they won't answer phone polls, that in itself indicates a major underlying enthusiasm problem her campaign needs to solve.
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In fact, it is probably because he was widely seen as a bit of a joke (or, at the very least, lacking substance) that GOP voters were at first unenthusiastic about Trump.
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As they looked to maximize opportunities to bring in money, the party's fund-raisers also grappled with delicate personal considerations among the Obama family, who were unenthusiastic about the demands of wooing donors.
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"We've seen a lot of announcements about electric vehicles, but that doesn't matter much if automakers are just building these cars for compliance and are unenthusiastic about actually marketing them," Ms. Sexton said.
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But Ms. Le Pen could benefit on Sunday if poor and disaffected suburban voters do not cast ballots or if on-the-fence voters who are unenthusiastic about their choices decide to abstain.
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Though it bills itself as the nation's "largest civil-rights organization," the NRA is unenthusiastic about defending the rights of black gun owners and has trafficked in racist rhetoric through its media outlet.
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In an environment in which many investors appear increasingly anxious about the market's next move, a few stocks stand out as potential picks for those unenthusiastic about American equities as a group right now.
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Young people in particular are unenthusiastic about Trump and Clinton — polling earlier in the election suggested that somewhere between 15 and 44 percent of millennials were planning to vote for a third-party candidate.
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According to a new survey, individuals who did not already own Apple's smartwatch were unenthusiastic about buying one anytime soon, while just 503 percent of those surveyed said they planned to make the purchase.
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Mr. Hubbard's pleas were not immediately successful, in part, Mr. Brooke testified, because companies were often unenthusiastic about hiring a sitting speaker of the House who could face complex questions about conflicts of interest.
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But for a certified lazy girl, even that was a lot of upkeep, and besides, with the exception of the first few weeks, I was largely unenthusiastic about the shade, which quickly leaned brassy.
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A newly aggressive Russia under Vladimir Putin and, in Donald Trump, an American president who is unenthusiastic about both the EU and NATO, make this a terrible time for Europe to be weak and divided.
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But with the largest parties opposed to his coalition or unenthusiastic about its makeup, Fakhfakh may struggle to gain the strong parliamentary majority needed for any significant political program to tackle a severe economic crisis.
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Growing euroskepticism in the bloc may prove a hurdle to cross-border cooperation, with some member countries increasingly dubious about the benefits of belonging to the EU and potentially unenthusiastic about requests for further data sharing.
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And though Speaker Nancy Pelosi and moderate Democrats had been unenthusiastic about the idea of impeaching Trump all year, the news that Trump had been soliciting foreign interference in the 2020 election was a bridge too far.
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But the candidates who have qualified for Tuesday night's debate stage are all white and predominantly male, a disappointing dynamic for many voters and activists who are unenthusiastic about the prospect of supporting another white man for president.
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But he seems unenthusiastic about challenging financial impropriety on Wall Street, an important focus for the office in recent years, and he appears less willing than Ms. James to challenge the policy excesses of President Trump, whom he supports.
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Congress, meanwhile, seems fixated on other issues — rolling back Obamacare, cutting taxes — while its leaders, the House speaker, Paul Ryan, and Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader — seem decidedly unenthusiastic about the idea of a huge infrastructure spending proposal.
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When she helped bring the Cunningham company to France in 24 on its first world tour, the audience was decidedly unenthusiastic about the Cunningham-Cage approach, which radically reimagined the relationship between dance and music and jettisoned traditional narrative forms.
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"He was unenthusiastic about the prospect of my running," Bennet joked on BuzzFeed News' Twitter morning show, AM to DM. Bennet said this consequence of his run was "not the best thing that ever happened," and that his brother's decision made sense.
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Similarly, for those who have thought about adding these in but have been unenthusiastic about the idea of spamming or otherwise cold-contacting people with requests to endorse for skills, LinkedIn now will offer a way of making that link more targeted.
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The moves by Harris, one of 20 Democratic presidential candidates, and Representative Ayanna Pressley, a progressive on the left of the party, signaled impatience among some Democrats with congressional leaders unenthusiastic about pursuing Kavanaugh's impeachment, though their efforts appeared unlikely to spur action.
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He communicates his deepest cares and concerns with a nonchalance to rival Daria, but although he often seems exhausted or unenthusiastic about his own endeavours, he has also built an entire musical universe—and made it available for free—before the age of 25.
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Additionally, analysts said, investors were unenthusiastic about making big bets ahead of upcoming central bank meetings by the Bank of England and the U.S. Federal Reserve, as well as economic data due to be released later this week featuring the U.S. nonfarm payrolls report.
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But Biden's role as architect of the 1994 Crime Bill could present a problem when juxtaposed against Patrick's civil rights and criminal justice work during the same era, especially among younger black voters who are unenthusiastic about Biden and have yet to rally behind a single candidate.
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In the announcement on Thursday, Tesla CEO Elon Musk said his company would lower the price of its Model 3, close most of its brick-and-mortar stores and would not turn a profit in the first quarter, leaving Wall Street largely unenthusiastic about the automaker's near-term prospects.
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When he dreamed up the city, Mr. Nazarbayev had been dealt a potentially explosive challenge: The population was about evenly divided between ethnic Russians, many unenthusiastic about suddenly being citizens of Kazakhstan, and Kazakhs, estranged by Soviet rule from their language and from an Islamic tradition layered on older shamanism.
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Democrats are unenthusiastic about the recount effort being mounted by Jill Stein of the Green Party, seeing it as a futile effort that serves only to distract opponents of President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's policy and personnel decisions.
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