Sentence examples for inaction to from inspiring English sources

"The IMF has gone from inaction to hyperactivity," he claimed.

That is a feeble excuse for their inaction to date.

To advocate inaction, to let same-sex marriage "propagate organically," is to condone inequality indefinitely.

Inaction to reform the I.M.F. is not due to any lack of ideas.

The cost of inaction, to our economy and the environment, will be profound.

A choice between action and inaction to tackle the big problems of today – housing, skills, congestion, jobs.

The chief minister termed as "callous" the central government's "inaction" to the repeated demands for additional power, the newspaper reports.

In each case, developers ascribed their sudden inaction to increasingly dismal market conditions — sluggish sales and foot-dragging lenders.

As for Calvin Coolidge, the President who, in Ahamed's words, "elevated inaction to a point of principle": not hard to think of a latter-day parallel for him.

The average play, between the snap and the whistle, lasts but four seconds and, The Journal found, "the ratio of inaction to action is approximately 10 to 1".

It is much more effective for action -- in this case, inaction -- to make the point for them.