Sentence examples for it's inaction from inspiring English sources

"The opposite of justice is not injustice, it's indifference, it's inaction," he said.

If there is one thing Spitzer dislikes, it is inaction.

There's inaction on the federal level and complete dysfunction in Congress.

In interviews with HuffPost, House aides and GOP strategists predicted that lawmakers might actually move in the opposite direction if Ossoff wins, arguing that it would be inaction ― not flirtation with a deeply unpopular health care bill ― that would doom Republican nominee Karen Handel.

"It's the inaction when faced with the biggest movement of refugees since the second world war that gets me," he says, back in Secret Cinema's Hackney office.

"Those who are upset about this, what I would urge them to consider is, it's the inaction in the past that's led to this overwhelming deficit," he said.

"It's the inaction of people in authority".

The option tried up to now has been inaction: It does not work.

Parker pointed to California for examples of successful gun control legislation, contrasting it to what he said was inaction in his own state.

The record up until now: From Obama's side, there's been inaction.

Mitt Romney was simply advocating President Obama's foreign policy in Syria, which is inaction.