Sentence examples for because of inaction from inspiring English sources

Because of inaction in Syria, the United States is losing the opportunity to lead.

"Many of those rights remain dormant because of inaction by government.

"But unfortunately because of inaction a lot of this stuff has persisted to this day.

It said the failure was not because of "inaction on Bob's part," referring to Barchiesi.

And the governor's advisers point out that at least eight other states have taken similar steps because of inaction in Washington.

Consider what you'd be willing to forgo today knowing that in one generation there will be serious, catastrophic consequences because of inaction.

We believe this is the time to strike because after years of inaction, governments, institutions and individuals are finally waking up to the challenge and are starting to take action.

And we need to focus on green growth because the price of inaction is too high.

He did it because the consequences of inaction would likely have proven catastrophic.

Actually, uncertainty can increase the case for acting now, because the consequences of inaction are far greater than the costs of acting prematurely.

And the stakes are high – because as years of inaction have rolled by, the very debate itself has shifted away from what's best for students.