Sentence examples for inactive about from inspiring English sources
"inactive about" is not a commonly used phrase in written English
The word "inactive" means not engaged in activity or not functioning, and "about" suggests something concerning or around a topic. The combination does not make grammatical sense. Instead, you can use phrases like "inactive in regards to" or "inactive regarding" to express a lack of engagement or involvement in a certain topic. Example: She has been inactive in regards to her volunteer work with the charity for the past few months.
The British financial, official and political class have been astonishingly inactive about the gathering financial crisis - only as Armageddon has loomed has there been any sign of the necessary urgency.
But Congress hasn't been totally inactive about student debt.
It can keep you still and inactive about what's really the problem.
I've been an active Mason for about five years, inactive for about 12. Before I would even think about inviting you to join the Masons, I would talk to you and see where your head is at and have you fill out an application.
Lions spend much of their time resting and are inactive for about 20 hours per day.
Type your password and click "yes" Your account ID will be kept "inactive" for about 4 months though.
It is not that catching cytomegalovirus automatically causes a brain tumour the virus is found, inactive, in about 80% of the population.
However, including inactive genes, there are about 1,000 olfactory-type receptor genes, making up roughly 3 percent of the entire human genome.
Expression of the recombinant gene was induced by adding 1 mM IPTG at 16°C to avoid the formation of inactive inclusion bodies for about 10 h.
A source of ire may have also been the unusual freedom that Hedi Slimane was given as the new creative director of Saint Laurent, also owned by PPR, even though Mr. Slimane had been inactive in design for about five years and had not done a women's collection.
Remember, four items focus on the importance of one religion's God, three more deal with coveting (but not actually taking) other people's stuff, and another is about being inactive on Sundays.
