Sentence examples for cause inaction from inspiring English sources

Contrary to recent accounts of the ways that negative emotional responses can cause inaction in the face of climate change, this paper argues that creative public participation methods can generate positive emotions such as hope, responsibility, care, and solidarity.

Often times though it is not willful ignorance that causes inaction, but just simply not knowing.

The second suit was still pending in 1906 and the legal cloud regarding deliberations of architectural limitations in Grant Park caused inaction.

Rather than being cause for inaction, uncertainty is a reason to act all the sooner.

But that is no cause for inaction, says Justin Brashares, a conservation biologist at the University of California, Berkeley, who also wasn't involved in the study.

They denounced the National Rifle Association and lawmakers who take its money as the cause of inaction.

This, however, should not be a cause for inaction.

Another significant part of the research on regret differentiates regret caused by action from regret caused by inaction.

The stem cell loss phenotype caused by inaction of BMP signaling cannot be rescued by blocking apoptosis, suggesting that BMP signaling does not simply regulate ISC survival.

Economists Milton Friedman and Anna J. Schwartz, in the classic study A Monetary History of the United States, 1867 1960 (1963), argued that the death in 1928 of Benjamin Strong, who had been the governor of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York since 1914, was a significant cause of this inaction.

This will not drive Ukraine into the hands of NATO as you suggest but cause disagreement and inaction in a parliament that has already shown itself incapable of resolving far less challenging issues.Peter Shirt Kharkiv, UkraineStacey Blau Washington, DCNottinghamThe steely demeanour of Vladimir Putin belies a desperate and hurt Russia.