With discourse becoming increasingly polarized, it becomes ever harder — and less excusable — for citizens to be apathetic toward politics.
It is highly possible that successful store managers who are supportive of tagging are more likely to act in ways that might optimise tag effectiveness through, say, providing adequate training of staff, compared to store managers who were unsuccessful, failed to bid or were apathetic toward tags.
In it, Chai relates her transformation from being apathetic toward environmental issues to intensely fearful about the consequences air pollution, after her daughter developed a benign tumor while in the womb.
"I'm afraid they may grow up to be apathetic toward violence, or learn to see it as a way of solving their problems". In January, Los Angeles County sheriff's officials met with leaders from 35 communities to forge an alliance that will emphasize social programs as an alternative to gang violence that has claimed more than 3,500 lives in Los Angeles County over the last decade.
I don't believe the public is apathetic at all.
Only Dwight Schrute Rainn Wilsonn) is apathetic about the new leader.
Pundits say my generation is apathetic.
Anyone who says that GenY is apathetic, especially politically apathetic, was proved significantly wrong in 2008.
Is it immoral to be apathetic about politics?
He's always taken a hostile attitude toward those who opposed his candidacy, certainly, but he's also been apathetic about stepping up more broadly to inform, guide and assure the American public.
However, some investors are apathetic to patents.
