Sentence examples for insufficiently interested from inspiring English sources

And we were widely criticised for being insufficiently interested in hacking, which has a certain amount of truth to it.

The backlash against O'Malley and the implosion of Brown show how vulnerable Democrats are, still, to being identified as a party that is insufficiently interested in economic growth and insufficiently allergic to taxes.

"If Merkel were to enter next year's election having never visited Athens, this would allow the S.P.D. to categorize her as being; i) insufficiently interested in the details of the Greek program, and ii) insufficiently concerned about the impacts and reality of adjustment," Mr. White said.

And, as Mr Yglesias might argue, one could certainly imagine that local banks might be hypersensitive to any inflationary risk in expansionary monetary policy, and insufficiently interested in taking steps to get more Americans employed.But then you've got the Class B and C directors, who cannot be officers or employees of any bank.

But the fact that Sanders is unwilling or unable or simply insufficiently interested in issues of war and peace to raise it in this setting totally deforms our national dialogue.

The most common reason (given by 14 recruiters) for eligible patients declining was that the patient was too busy or insufficiently interested, followed by concern about the proposed treatment, and the patient being too unwell.

This selection method may be insufficiently directed towards interested rheumatologists, involved with patients with AS, which may explain the low response rate.

Interesting ideas, insufficiently dramatized.

Be interested -- not interesting.

Thirdly, the findings and conclusions especially those drawn from the CT method are supported by further results: The two main reasons for INT investors for not investing in SR funds though being interested are that they feel insufficiently informed and that their bank did not offer any SR funds (cp. Table 20).

When I asked what it was about Atwater, who played a significant role in moving the party viciously to the right in the 1980s, that seemed insufficiently conservative, he replied, "The way I understand it, he was more interested in numbers than in principle".