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If it fails to strengthen regional ties, it is destined to see its economic expansion hemmed in by unsympathetic and threatening neighbours.

Her new boss is unsympathetic and possibly sexist and racist and seems to have it in for her.

Waiting until the last minute means the couple will be stuck paying for your meal, making them very unsympathetic to your fictional illness.

found the task disagreeable and decided to abandon it; a job temperamentally unsympathetic to him.

"I hate to admit it, but he is unkind and unsympathetic to people, " she said, as I recall.

unsympathetic officialdom; people unsympathetic to the revolution; his dignity made him seem aloof and unsympathetic .

At this first appearance in a starring role, he was hissed off by an unsympathetic audience.

People who self-harm often receive unsympathetic and inadequate health care in terms of both their physical and mental health needs.

Those who do not understand this are liable to take an unsympathetic beating from US officials.

He should be a shoo-in. But his two public appearances since the crash have seemed wooden and unsympathetic.

Moreover, cities like Sarasota are unsympathetic places for those down on their luck.

Despite a massive outpouring of charity in the wake of the quake, Chinese bloggers have been quick to round on those deemed unsympathetic.

The danger is that the president's troubles will provide unsympathetic governments with an alibi for backsliding.

I go! You were unsympathetic guy! Can not wrong especially in a woman the wrong life can not turn over!

Suburbanites can't vote in city elections, so Bloomberg can afford to be unsympathetic .

Free-marketeers found him frustratingly unsympathetic to demands for more liberalisation and less bureaucracy.

Mrs Symmons appears as an unsympathetic witness and resists questions from Dickens, who hopes to give a favourable turn to the case.

Peter Clarke, a former deputy assistant commissioner, backed him up, but MPs were unsympathetic. Mr Yates is under pressure to quit.

Yet freedom from restraint simply put it at the mercy of an unsympathetic breeze.

Those who believe in compassion and those unsympathetic to their plight saw the Labor policy as a pale imitation of Abbott's stop the boats.

Mr Jobs emerges as a controlling and often unsympathetic character.

He dismissed the event with a most unsympathetic shrug.

This, substantially, is the unsympathetic version which Hume gives to an argument in Locke.

This world, unsympathetic, full of restraint, obnoxious people.

The anti-smoking group Action on Smoking and Health (ASH) was wholly unsympathetic.

He points to its unsympathetic treatment of Jake's mother, a nurse who over-borrows to buy property.

If your child has a hard time with bullying, feels left out, or experiences an unsympathetic teacher, he will need extra support from you.

Like many Zionists, he was utterly unsympathetic to the Arabs.

To coerce in an unsympathetic or cruel way.

She may find me unsympathetic after all, and no man can remedy that.

The non-profit sector is full of people who are ideologues, unsympathetic to financial realities.

By nature he is not an unsympathetic man.

It is more shocking that his is completely unsympathetic to Lenny's death.

Banks and real estate tycoons in Japan were corrupt, profligate and unsympathetic figures, and no one wanted to help them.

Yet despite her flaws she is never unsympathetic.