Sentence examples for indifferent needs from inspiring English sources

After examining the garrison company's drill in artillery and infantry tactics, he reported the artillery drill as "ordinary; needs improving," the infantry drill as "very indifferent; needs much improving," and discipline at the fort overall was "indifferent".

People love innovation, you need to come up with something new; people love to fume, you need to give them something to fume about; people are indifferent, you need to shock them: shove something smelly in their face, something offensive, something repugnant.

In the assessment of how much this offer is needed, almost a third of the responding family caregivers need support groups very urgently (11.3%) or urgently (19.1%) while about two-fifths think they don't need them at all (24.1%) or hardly ever (17.1%) The remaining 28.4% were indifferent ("might need them to some extent").

The remaining 16.0% were indifferent ("might need it to some extent").

Preferences were assessed on a five-point scale (1 = no need, 2 = low need, 3 = indifferent, 4 = moderate need, and 5 = high need).

With every topic, the information need was scored on a five-point Likert scale: 1 = no need, 2 = low need, 3 = indifferent, 4 = moderate need, and 5 = high need.

The schedule was indifferent to your needs and the destinations were pointless.

Patients today are increasingly disenchanted with a medical system that is often indifferent to their needs.

And complaints abound that he is indifferent to the needs of his clients.

But he was fired by the Bronx board in 1992, accused of being indifferent to the needs of black students.

The married, childless Gilbert is devoted to his simple wife Kitty (Lesley Manville), but indifferent to her needs.