Sentence examples for indifferent operation from inspiring English sources
However, trials in some areas of the British Railway network returned negative feedback, primarily due to indifferent operation of the locomotive, with its effects on adhering to timetables.
Locals seem accommodating, if not indifferent, to the operation in their midst.
The 26-year-old is aiming secure Wales its first athletics gold since Lynn Davies' long-jump title at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics, but Greene's form following his knee operation has been in indifferent.
According to the authors, a possible explanation of this finding is that "the boycott primarily reallocated shares and operations from 'socially responsible' to more indifferent investors and countries".
Such gestures inspired in listeners a sort of analytical excitement, but without the benevolent presence of Cage himself the result of these chance operations was too often emotionally cold and expressively indifferent music.
She suggested that city officials were deliberately indifferent to the racial profiling that she found to permeate the Police Department's operations.
Williams learned of the operation only after it was done, and his diaries indicate that at first he felt indifferent.
He was indifferent to his often frail physical condition: the last chapters of Bleak House were written immediately after an operation, without anaesthetic, on a fistula.
Was the president indifferent to Kelly's role as, in Ta-Nehisi Coates's words, "the proprietor of the largest local racial profiling operation in the country," or simply inattentive?
"The governments are indifferent.
