Sentence examples for damaging inaction from inspiring English sources

How will the United States, after seven years of damaging inaction, confront global warming and rising fuel prices?

Irranca-Davies said government inaction was damaging confidence in the food industry.

Dither and more dither: their inaction damages their credibility – which, to be honest, isn't that high to start with.

Lord Stern came back from the Copenhagen climate conference saying: "Looking back, the Stern review underestimated the risks and underestimated the damage from inaction".

Despite damaging claims of a cover-up and inaction, the party last week retained Huhne's former seat of Eastleigh in a by-election that saw their Conservative coalition partners pushed into third place.

Egypt, a historic broker of ceasefires in Gaza, will calculate a point when Hamas has been hurt enough and public opinion over its inaction is beginning to become damaging.

Many stones are, as Jeffries says, set in concrete, but in most cases this was done in the belief that inaction would have led to stones falling (not just damaging the monument but also risking visitors' lives).

But inaction by the government means this country - once a beacon of tolerance in the region - runs the risk of losing that reputation and in the process damaging the very foundations it was built on.

Whatever the reason, the church hierarchy just hasn't faced up to the atrocities and their denials and inaction continue to damage them".

And we cannot ignore this devastating scourge". Alan Meyerson cited Irvine's reputation as one of the nation's safest cities, adding that inaction regarding gun safety would damage the city's recognition.

But the arbitrators ruled that Mr. Silverstein "has not shown that any action or inaction" by the Port Authority to date "has actually delayed or damaged S.P.I. in its construction of the towers".