Sentence examples for uncaring state from inspiring English sources

If they don't, they represent a lax, uncaring state failing to protect defenceless tots.

Though one would assume that a caring state should be able to ensure a higher quality of life than an "uncaring" state, in actual practice this isn't the case.

It becomes less of a cold, uncaring, police-state situation and more of a 'Look, we care".' This marriage of handcuffs and stethoscopes was the brainchild of Chief Krieger as an effort to reach some of the county's most troubled youngsters and alter their path of self-destruction, whether it is involvement in gangs, as in David's case, or drug use.

Firstly, some participants stated that uncaring experiences showed the negative role models for the learning about caring and might hinder their learning of caring.

Asked why, he replied, "the perception" that he is uncaring about such a big state.

They just met this year, but find themselves in a similar state: a religious Christian and a relatively uncaring (though educated and firm) Agnostic.

"The state presented 'half-truths' as to a callous or uncaring attitude of the defendant without portraying the full picture as to Mr. Williams's concern for the victim," the papers say.

The Obama team has not disclosed how much it has in the bank, though it is substantially less, mainly because it spent around $120m in negative adverts in swing states over the summer attempting to define Romney as elitist, uncaring businessman.

They see the problem, and its solution, in strict binary terms: a state can be caring and uncompetitive, or it can be competitive and uncaring, but it cannot be both.

Many fret that their country is threatened by inequality and rampant, uncaring capitalism.

If her uncaring attitude is not as a result of a mental illness, drugs, or some other altered state of mind, she just might try to work with you.