Sentence examples for disinterest on from inspiring English sources

So inflicting poverty on many children by doing away with child tax credits before a higher minimum wage kicks in is more than "lapsing into a vice" and should tell the Guardian's leader writer (13 October) that it's not disinterest on Osborne's part that stops him seeing the evidence.

As a whole, the poll shows the American public is largely split down the middle between concern and disinterest on the issue.

While Science remains a black box for many of the uninitiated, scientists themselves are also generally less-interested in sociology or the economy, such that the coevolution of science and daily life is often frustrated by incomprehension or even disinterest on both sides.

Despite enormous wariness and disinterest on both sides, plus Pat's Tourette's-type weakness for blurting out exactly what he shouldn't be saying, the two actually find something to talk about that night as they knowledgeably compare the efficacy of their respective psychotropic medications.

Disinterest on the part of patients and physicians in participating in clinical trials constitutes a threat to the generalizability of RCTs [ 9].

The situation was exacerbated by a lack of rain; dwindling fish stocks in Lake Albert; receding forests; and an apparent disinterest on the part of the government to invest in services and infrastructure.

Put interests on one side and disinterests on the other.

First, new solar and wind energy generation capacities increase with high rates and solar and wind energy incentive starts to decrease and continue to decrease during the iteration process that it arises from disinterest of governments on green energy by decreasing renewable energy regulation.

Also, the scenario includes the decrease of the renewable energy regulation that reflects the disinterest of the government on the green energy and increase of the technical applicability of solar and wind energy at the same period.

The fundamental disinterest of their sometime allies on the left, like the ACLU, is a bigger factor, and one that explains its total lack of influence within the Democratic party.

Notice of my interview with her prompts two responses: disinterest bordering on hostility from my straight, male friends, and hysteria from everyone else.