Sentence examples for disinterested report from inspiring English sources
Mr. Paine pushes beyond this ostensibly disinterested report, suggesting that one reason the board might have grown doubtful was because its chairman at the time, Alan C. Lloyd, had joined the California Fuel Cell Partnership.
But then he breaks the spell by saying people should treat cash with the same caution they reserve for such high-risk activities as handling communal food and holding escalator rails.A more disinterested survey would probably report that Europeans, far from struggling to break the habit of spending cash, would like to get their hands on more of it.
"You can understand," their letter continued, "why disinterested observers might conclude that the report's independence, or at least the appearance of independence, has been compromised".
This does not, however, mean that the men in our study were disinterested in their health.
In these situations, they had some bad experiences reporting that the physicians were disinterested or dismissive of their problems.
"We do have this antique notion that a newsman will be disinterested and stay above the fray but Ramos reports like he is a lobbyist for the National Council of La Raza or a Democratic pundit," said Tim Graham, director of media analysis for the conservative watchdog group, Media Research Center.
Key quote: UK government policy should be informed by unbiased and disinterested scientific research," said Joan Walley MP, chair of the environmental audit committee, whose report in April accused the environment secretary Owen Paterson's department of "extraordinary complacency" over bees and pesticides.
First the Scott report and then the Phillips report showed that the culture of disinterested professionalism, which held that the civil servant's duty was to serve the public interest and tell truth to power, is in tatters.
For example, one reported rumour was that 'basic CHWs' were not iCCM-trained because they were disinterested in attending training workshops.
Jones looks especially disinterested.
