Sentence examples for * the disinterest from inspiring English sources

Whoever takes it away will feel the disinterest of the consumer rather directly.

Rather, its low profile reflects the disinterest even those on Wall Street take in the infrastructure of markets.

But there's more to the disinterest in the national team than the woeful ticket sales for Wednesday's friendly suggests.

She wondered if the disinterest was because of the terminology scientists used — like the word "biodiversity," for example, which may be confusing to some — or whether climate change trumped all other environment-related searches.

Mr. Rooney's enthusiasm was matched only by the disinterest of Mayor Marty Barnes, who favored townhouses at the site and said he did not need another park to maintain.

Even where a shareholder plaintiff has survived a motion to dismiss for failure to make pre-suit demand by showing reasonable doubt concerning the disinterest or independence of a majority of board members, that board can properly delegate its authority concerning litigation decisions on behalf of the corporation to an SLC consisting of disinterested and independent directors.

It's hard not to tie the collective disinterest from the medical complex in dealing with period pain into their more general disinterest in women's bodies and experiences, and the social codes we live under that simultaneously normalise and undermine female pain.

He dressed in baggy trousers and dowdy shirts, and enjoyed the Berliners' disinterest in him.

And it ignores the complete disinterest among Americans to get involved.

Moreover, sustainability is linked to the growing disinterest in the state to regulate and enforce existing regulations".

Every time I read this book I'm shocked and outraged by the callous disinterest in Matilda her mother exhibits.