Sentence examples for foster apathy from inspiring English sources
The chances of getting caught are so remote as to foster apathy and even antipathy toward the need for speeding laws.
Rather than targeting the obscene cruelties borne of greed and fostered by apathy, they harp on a rogues' gallery of hypocrites familiar to anyone with a TiVo or a functioning memory.
When citizens are under-served by their leaders, an apathy is fostered that enables corruption and prevents accountability.
In the trial that led to today's ruling, witnesses attested to other ways that a lack of spending limits hurts the political system: It fosters public cynicism and political apathy, they said; it leads to an abundance of rich, self-financed candidates; and it leads officeholders to spend inordinate time raising money for re-election instead of on their official duties.
This should foster more participation in politics at a time when voter apathy is high.
For too long, we have fostered an economy of gun violence with the insulation of apathy.
Despots, she says, use isolation, fear, and apathy to stay in power, and the Internet is particularly well suited to foster the sort of information-sharing and relationships that can combat these psychological controls.
By offering time and space to process trauma, as well as a place to foster healthy relationships with nature and each other, Lemle and Velez hope to turn people away from apathy and eventually toward political change.
