The issue is compounded by widespread indifference to enforcing copyright law, both with governments and the public at large.

Mr. Baweja caught the mood when he said that planning for the anniversary had met with widespread indifference.

A widespread popular indifference to our cultural heritage is also to blame, but that's hardly news.

As for the footballers' standing among fellow students, success has not eliminated widespread indifference to athletes in general, even a certain disdain.

Until now, the 1980's had been marked by an extraordinary richness, and by a widespread indifference to a world beyond style and form.

Kalbfus believed his new book was essential to correct what he viewed as a widespread indifference within the Navy to the fundamentals of naval warfare.

And that, in school board tradition, means widespread indifference, tinged this year by an extra measure of cynicism about the integrity of boards.

In fact, there was widespread indifference to the church's diocesan leaders and national agencies, and little knowledge about what they actually did.

Along the way, they struggled against widespread public indifference at home, the failure of their West Side stadium plan and European opposition.

The emergence of widespread indifference, somewhat flecked with disgust, is the most distinctive phenomenon of the present day.