Sentence examples for growing apathy from inspiring English sources

The second is growing apathy and disillusion among the chavista faithful.

More important than America's lack of interest in classics is the growing apathy toward the pursuit of pure knowledge.

Its populist message may have won it 13m members but this need not translate into votes.The absence of real policy debate provokes an understandable response: growing apathy.

This is driven in part by people's obsessions with London's creative scene and a growing apathy for identikit high streets and mainstream brands".

Queen Elizabeth II still enjoys widespread respect here, but years of royal scandals, the divorce that spoiled the Diana dream and growing apathy have raised the possibility that the institution could wither away from lack of interest.

To cap a trying week for Westminster, David Blunkett described as a "disgrace" Russell Brand's view that voting is pointless, highlighting yet again one of the themes of this parliament: the growing apathy felt by the young towards politicians.

Increased transparency could help with other German problems too: growing political apathy, the deteriorating quality of public services and corruption.

It was hurt by growing viewer apathy for All-Star Games in general and the UPN network's XFL game.

Experts say that the decrease was attributable to lower state financing for recyling and growing citizen apathy.

All of these programmes are battling on in the face of growing viewer apathy and, unless it bucks its ideas up, MasterChef is going to join them.

The Persian Gulf states have responded to the threat -- and growing U.S. apathy -- by strengthening the Gulf Cooperation Council.