The phrase "as not interested" is not correct in standard written English.
It is not a commonly used expression and may confuse readers.
Example: "She seemed to be as not interested in the proposal as her colleagues were."
Alternatives: "not interested" or "disinterested".
MLB teams, he thought, were learning to flip the marketplace into a kind of reverse auction in which rich teams publicly identified themselves as not interested in specific free agents while poor or "rebuilding" teams just tanked and refused to compete for free agents at all.
Of the 321 who responded as not interested, 44 were ineligible, and 5 had already attended; the remaining 272 gave no reason.
Providers' approach to sexuality and parenthood was strongly gendered: on the one hand, girls were constructed as not interested in sex, and making responsible and selfless mothers; while, on the other hand, men were constructed as sexually driven and irresponsible fathers.
A civil servant from one municipality described the former PTA president as not interested in dialogue with municipal actors.
Reasons for declining to participate will be recorded as: not interested, too busy, don't believe in it, declined randomisation, other.
Reasons for declining to participate will be recorded as: not interested, against my religion, too busy, don't believe in it, declined randomisation, other.
Now is the perfect time to buy an HDTV as long as you're not interested in the smart TV nonsense (you shouldn't be).
Barbara Boxer (D-Calif). said was reminiscent of Sen. Joseph McCarthy's witch hunt against supposed communists in the government in the 1950s, and it brought Cruz a quick reputation as someone not interested in making nice with the collegial Senate.
But in the same breath, he cast Mr. Arafat as a terrorist not interested in a settlement.
Martin, as ever, is not interested in keeping old enmities alive.
Other firms that have public pension funds as investors are not interested in the deal, said a person with knowledge of the talks.
