Sentence examples for nearly inert from inspiring English sources

At the insistence of European political leaders, Greece's governing Socialists voted to apply another dose of growth-killing austerity to the country's nearly inert economy.

In a research report this week, influential economist Jan Hatzius of Goldman Sachs directly ties the 6.5% rise of corporate profits to the nearly inert 2% growth of US wages.

For Christine, who speaks most profoundly through the eerie quiet of her nearly inert form — and then later through a possibly miraculous physical transformation — belief is inscribed on the body itself.

Sulfidation leads to nearly inert NP surfaces with consequence for their reactivity (Fig. 2) [87] 87] and thus toxicity [66], while sulfidized NP can still be toxic to microorganisms [88].

Degradation assessment in phosphate buffered saline and Knockout™ DMEM culture medium has demonstrated that the PGS has a wide range of degradability, from being degradable in a couple of weeks to being nearly inert.

While the two electrodes are shrouded with inert gas, nearly any gas mixture can be used as plasma gas, which opens a wide field of industrial applications like CVD or surface activation.

They are chemically inert and nearly transparent to visible light.

The nano dusts (aluminium, iron, zinc, titanium and copper) were tested in a modified experimental setup for the test apparatus 20 L-sphere (also known as 20-L Siwek Chamber), that enables the test samples to be kept under inert atmospheric conditions nearly until ignition.

For months now, Ruth had been inert, almost unwakeable.

In all, the EPA evaluated about 230 pesticide active ingredients and 870 inert pesticide ingredients with nearly 10,000 tolerances, according to Lindsay.

A boneyard is an outdoor graveyard for discarded hardware and ______ parts; in this case it contains the ______ of an age of neon in a town that transmuted inert gases into things nearly alive.