Sentence examples for inertia you from inspiring English sources

I worry about the inertia you can feel if you explain".

She and her husband, Robert James, suffered from "that inertia you get from living in a place for a long time," she said.

And, in part, the Olympics, with so many of the traditional sports that have been there sort of out of inertia, you know, are really not of a whole lot of interest.

The Fed normally focuses on "core" inflation, which excludes food and energy, rather than "headline" inflation, because experience shows that while some prices fluctuate widely from month to month, others have a lot of inertia — and it's the ones with inertia you want to worry about, because once either inflation or deflation gets built into these prices, it's hard to get rid of.

One reason may be inertia: You inherit two stocks from your grandmother, buy two more, then lose one in a merger.

Inertia, you know.

While a longer nap may sound appealing, if you take one, you may experience something called sleep inertia, where you feel groggy as opposed to refreshed, said Rosenberg.

You can slide your finger up and down to scroll, obviously, and it works with inertia so you can "toss" the thing down to the bottom of a page.

Economists call it consumer inertia, and you can see it in many fields, including banking, credit cards, and health insurance.

"A lot of this is about breaking institutional inertia, and you have to take steps to do that," he says.

Your fear of failure is an inertia when you meet a potential customer.