Sentence examples for indifferent play from inspiring English sources

The other major factor in the Giants' triumph was Brooklyn's indifferent play.

Robinho started on the bench, came on as a substitute and was later taken off for indifferent play.

Now, with his indifferent play, insouciant ways and general smugness, Cutler comes across as the second coming of Cade McNown.

Garry Kasparov made a quick recovery from his indifferent play in the Linares Super GM Tournament in Spain by winning the Reykjavik Rapid two weeks later in Iceland.

But Groh had seen enough of what he saw as slovenly or indifferent play, and finally, he said today, he broached the subject with his Jets after a lackluster Monday workout.

Kelley feuded with Doves' owner George Dovey, as Dovey wanted George Browne fined for "indifferent play", which Kelley refused to do.

Today we have the 99percentthethe Occupy movement, in the role of the downtrodden, played by Bob Cratchit and family, and the 1percentt in the role of the rich and indifferent, played by Ebenezer Scrooge.

If the odds are such that the probability-weighted expected wealth outcome is W, the expected utility (read horizontally from point Con the expected value line ACB to the vertical axis) of that outcome is exactly the same as the utility U0 from not entering the lottery and remaining with certainty at wealth level W0, then our consumer will be indifferent between playing and not playing.

Even when a biographer does allude to their relationship it consists only of a tantalising reference to Le Bel Indifférent (The Beautiful Indifferent), the play Cocteau wrote for his little sparrow in the early years of the second world war.

If a kitten or calf was born with some rare mutation that made them indifferent to play, they were unlikely to survive or reproduce, just as they would not exist in the first place if their ancestors hadn't acquired those skills.

Rivera is essentially putting flesh on those ghostly bones; she's arguing that decisions made in college admissions -- good, bad or indifferent -- play a determinative role in where you go to work and how much money you make.