Sentence examples for in inertia from inspiring English sources

"There's great power in inertia.

Long before I was in debt, I was in inertia.

For colleges and policy makers, it's a lesson in inertia.

Who worries about the inevitable uselessness of their actions, other than those slumped in inertia?

Steeped in inertia, enmeshed in poverty, they are waiting because waiting is what they do.

In Inertia, a young woman lies on top of a bullet train carriage, her dress ballooning against the wind, in a blatantly Freudian onrush of high-speed elation.

The British class system has its protections at every level, but also — at least to American eyes — a built-in inertia.

Its flashes of style are sometimes lively but more often seem, like the slavish period décor, to be desperate attempts to overcome the built-in inertia of the genre.

But while European leaders have demonstrated good intentions in recent days, they still face electorates skeptical about a more powerful European government, as well as the built-in inertia that comes from having to find consensus among 17 nations that use the euro.

"You have built-in inertia," Dattel comments.

There is built-in inertia to the climate system, which means that even if atmospheric CO2 concentrations stopped rising, Earth's temperature would continue to rise for centuries.