Sentence examples for relatively uninterested in from inspiring English sources
To date, however, companies have seemed relatively uninterested in helping improve education.
As a teenager Davis was pre-occupied with music and relatively uninterested in women.
This has failed, and will continue to do so, for young people are relatively uninterested in possible threats to health.
As ever, these women are desperate to get inside his boxers, but relatively uninterested in doing anything else.
Because of the dominance of American brands in foreign markets, a competitive national market, and a certain ethnocentrism, Americans are relatively uninterested in brands' global presence.
As befits a writer of such precisely calibrated sensibilities, however, he is relatively uninterested in this situation's potential for crude moral book-balancing.
Nevertheless, many independents and nonvoters are poorly informed politically and relatively uninterested and uninvolved in politics.
In most civilian fields, job satisfaction may not be a life-or-death matter, but a relatively uninterested, insecure work force is unlikely to bring about a vigorous recovery.
But while Britain remains - relatively speaking - largely uninterested in the movies, it's unlikely that the situation will change.
The less predictable strategic decisions involve what the campaigns will be willing to spend to win over the relatively small numbers of undecided voters, many of them uninterested in politics and unlikely to vote in high percentages.
A cause and effect methodology led to a relatively value-free approach to economic science, in which Cantillon was uninterested in the merit of any particular economic action or phenomenon, focusing rather on the explanation of relationships.
