Sentence examples for because of apathy from inspiring English sources
That is, in part, because of apathy.
This year's driving campaign is much more subdued than last year's because of apathy".
I know she would, and otherwise, because of apathy, she would not vote at all.
And with season ticket-holders declining to renew because of apathy or economy, there is no longer a waiting list.
However, there are millions of young people who did not vote this year, not because of apathy, but because they were slightly too young.
This year's driving campaign is much more subdued than last year's because of apathy". She added: "It's no coincidence that during the Arab spring Saudi's neighbours were on fire, but it didn't reach the kingdom.
Two sixth formers I spoke to said that they were hoping for another Millbank, but admitted that most of their classmates hadn't showed up, either out of apathy, because of poor publicity, or both.
Because of voter apathy; because we watched Brexit happen and refused to heed its warning.
When we don't donate, conventional wisdom says it is because of our "apathy".
We say fight back!" David Reed, of Maryland, said he felt compelled to show up because of the "apathy" he sees among much of the public towards whistleblowers.
