Sentence examples for rising apathy from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, healthy cashflow, negligible publicity and rising apathy all give hope of a prosperous future.As in previous years, we shall not be making donations to charity.Bernardo ProvenzanoBoss of Bosses.

After a parliamentary election that showed both rising apathy and widespread voter dissatisfaction, President Lech Walesa offered tonight to serve as his own Prime Minister over a fragmented legislature.

It would be unfair to put all the blame for rising voter apathy on Ms. Merkel, said Mr. Schöppner and Manfred Güllner, head of the Forsa research institute.

In a sign of rising political apathy only a month and a half after Mr. Lee's inauguration, voter turnout, at 46percentt, was the lowest in the country's 20-year history of democratic elections.

Yet stockmarkets, in the main, have steamed ahead, taking investors' apathy, rising interest rates and higher commodity prices in their stride.

Bullfighting in Spain faces the double-edged sword of youth apathy and rising animal rights activism.

Voter apathy is rising; there is a struggle to deliver promised jobs and land to the poor; and opposition parties with large white memberships are wooing black converts.

I cite all these examples because, frankly, I am very worried about the condition of the United States, and a political system that is rife with corruption, political incompetence, and a rising tide of public apathy.

And he rages against the apathy behind the rising sea.

Despite that factor, some commentators saw the rise in apathy as a sign of fresh revulsion at mainstream politics following the latest corruption scandal to shake the country.

After decades of apathy and repression, Arab citizens are finally rising up against ossified, undemocratic regimes that have been backed by the West.