Sentence examples for prolonged inaction from inspiring English sources
Prolonged inaction in the face of such danger is not a choice.
It accused the US administration of a "fitful" response to the rise of Isis and bewailed "prolonged inaction against President Assad in Syria".
Three days after the election, Standard & Poor's, citing "prolonged inaction on pension reforms,"said there was at least a one-in-three chance that it would downgrade Puerto Rico's credit by early 2013.
Our prolonged inaction in the face of that growing threat of collapse forces drastic action now.
Barber has drawn the ire of county officials for what they see as prolonged inaction in dealing with deteriorating conditions, particularly at Blossom Park.
And if they play obstructionists too long, she adds, they could easily come off as the new "party of no," perceived as harming the nation through prolonged inaction, which might alienate potential midterm voters.
So long as this status quo is prolonged by politicized inaction, it will be to the detriment of the "sharing economy," new economic models and the national economy as a whole.
There's not much to do except to keep fighting the epidemic, and those whose actions or inactions prolong it, until I get too sick to fight.
The ovations were prolonged.
Shackling for prolonged periods.
