Sentence examples for for being indifferent from inspiring English sources

Mostly, he played the opportunist, attacking the incumbent party for spending too much and helping too little, for being indifferent to human suffering and for failing to balance the budget, for overtaxing and undertaxing and everywhere in between.

In detailed field research, she learned that traditional religious and community institutions allowed citizens to hold local officials accountable, punishing them for being indifferent or corrupt, and rewarding them for performing well — all without representative government, or recourse to official legal or government channels.

But the Government reversed its position late last week after the Social Democrats criticized it for being indifferent to the fate of the nearly 400 German citizens being held in Iraq and hinted that Mr. Kohl's Christian Democratic Party was overly concerned with supporting the United States.

Army chiefs blame Gordon Brown for being indifferent or hostile to the military – he's a soft-power man, clean wells and electricity – as well as of starving them of the kit needed to fight Tony Blair's wars during his time as chancellor.

I heard the regular condemnations of Israel for being indifferent to the murder of children.

"We ought to thank him for not being indifferent to football, and for the fact that he doesn't just get involved in the sporting side but also gives a lot of attention to work with the supporters..

"We ought to thank him for not being indifferent to football and for the fact that he doesn't just get involved in the sporting side but also gives a lot of attention to work with the supporters … I personally think that if Mutko had been with the fans in the stands and was not an official, he would have also have got into the fight with the England fans because they provoked it".

In the subsequent campaign, Mount criticized Boustany for favouring tax cuts for the rich and being indifferent to health care, while Boustany rejected the attacks as false and stressed his willingness to work with Democrats and Independents.

Often, the government elite who can afford medicine for themselves are indifferent to the sufferings of the poor.

We asked here whether this process could be based on compensation for the long-term average spectrum (LTAS) of preceding sounds and whether the mechanisms responsible for normalization are indifferent to the nature of those sounds.

For employers to be indifferent between hiring an inexperienced worker i and a experienced worker for job j, the wage w i needs to be low enough so that the following equality holds: y i H ij − w i + α j q j G > q j G − w j + α j q j G (4).