Sentence examples for becoming uninterested from inspiring English sources

By doing so he told everyone beyond our borders that the U.S. was turning inward, becoming uninterested in their concerns.

Becoming uninterested in his job at Johnson & Johnson, he decided to pursue an occupation within sports, and became a baseball umpire in 1978.

Some of the risks listed should be no surprise -- members becoming uninterested over time, rival startups stealing users away -- while others are a bit more unexpected.

Hip-hop superseded rock by starting off small, hungry, under-equipped and uninterested in becoming a popular culture.

Reminded that some countries appeared uninterested in becoming involved, he said, "It may take a new president, then, in order to change the atmosphere".

Bratton seemed to have the requisite attributes for membership in the Giuliani blessed circle — his background was working-class Catholic, and he shared Giuliani's passion for statistics and formulas — but he was uninterested in becoming the Mayor's pal.

Lasky is from a military family; his mother is a colonel and his brother Cadmon (played by Max Carver) was an ODST (Orbital Drop Shock Troopers - a special forces unit in the Halo universe), but Thomas is uninterested in becoming an officer.

Baird has since indicated not only that he is loyal to Harper, but that he is uninterested in ever becoming party leader.

Now, more than a decade later, the trend has intensified to the point of becoming apparent even to people uninterested in the history of economic thought.

As long as she is around, she is a threat to win a major, no matter how uninterested she may be in the process of becoming No. 1.

"The problematic factor is that consumers remain fundamentally insolvent or worried about becoming so, and too many of the major banks are zombies uninterested in commercial or industrial lending," said James K. Galbraith, an economics professor at the University of Texas.