Sentence examples for Inertia from inspiring English sources

And it would follow that bringing in new entrants to the market and giving them autonomy over staff terms and conditions will banish this inertia and innovation will flow.

The more extensions of the iPhone Apple can add to a user's life, the harder it will be to move away from Apple's iPhone and its software and music ecosystem, adding yet more inertia against switching to competing platforms like Google's Android or Microsoft's Windows Phone.

The NHS has a lamentable record when it comes to spreading innovation; the vanguard programme needs to demonstrate how this inertia can be broken.

But the real resistance within care homes, GP practices, hospital wards or clinics is cultural: inertia and the belief that it is not possible to change.

The change, from a system of inertia to one in which members actively choose to pay, is likely to lead to a big drop in income to the unions.

So instead of lauding those who put up with the limitations of Standard English, let's back-slap those who have broken free of this collective inertia and found their own solution.

The change, from a system of inertia to one in which members actively choose to pay, which is likely to lead to a significant drop in union income, was condemned as a return to the 1920s by union leaders.

North of the Watford Gap, it was left to the state to provide employment, and effectively cover up for the inertia of businesses.

It's sundial technology and policy inertia is the only thing preventing this change".

The easy answer to the riddle of our elected official's inertia on privacy issues is that there's no money in civil rights.

I can't say I wholly enjoy all the dramas, tears and anger, but it certainly breaks the inertia of the boredom that surrounded us before.