Sentence examples for Indifferent state from inspiring English sources

The environmentalists are merely asking that the job of safeguarding the millions of acres that are open to development not be transferred to notoriously indifferent state agencies.

The tubercle is laid down in a similar way in embryos of both sexes, and the region of the urinogenital orifice remains in an indifferent state even longer than do the genital ducts.

There is a sense in Boulaq that the raging arguments would be better resolved in places like this, where most Egyptians live, carrying the burdens of poverty with no help from an indifferent state, and where the revolution's promise of dignity is long overdue.

Rather, it is blighted by multiple forms of bad governance: abusive police and security forces, domineering local oligarchies, inept and indifferent state bureaucracies, corrupt and pliant judiciaries, and ruling elites who routinely shred the rule of law in the quest to get rich in office.

Most people are receptive to a story about little guys crushed by an indifferent state bureaucracy, but the little guys in the audience at Leicester Square were peers of the realm and Eton boys.

Opinions as to the quality of the road were mainly negative; writing in 1795, John Aikin said "Much Labour and a very great expense of money have been expended on the roads of this parish, but they still remain in a very indifferent state, and from one plain and obvious cause, the immoderate weights drawn in carts and waggons".

This study supports the emergence of an alternative, "AR-indifferent" cell state through divergent clonal evolution as a mechanism of treatment resistance in advanced prostate cancer.

Far from indifferent to states, both Indians and colonists sought government allies to aid them in both intra- and intercultural conflicts.

In a TTO exercise, if the individual is indifferent between health state z for 10 years and full health for 6, each year in this health state is valued at 0.6.

Assuming a scenario of 10 years with frequent headaches, the respondent may be indifferent to this state and a shorter lifetime of 7 years, resulting in an estimated utility for the frequent-headaches health state of 0.7 (7 years divided by 10 years).

America, he argued, could no longer afford to be indifferent to the state of the world beyond its borders.